The new tidbit from RJ Scaringe comes via an interview from acclaimed auto journalist ... Daniel Tosh?

It seems that the time is ripe to try and announce or get affordable EVs in the marketplace and Rivian just teased out theirs ...

Rivian Automotive Inc. has seen its stock rise by 7.67% following promising production announcements that have boosted investor confidence. This surge comes amidst a backdrop of mixed financial ...

Rivian reported weak Q2 results due to higher material costs and disrupted supply chains. A reduction of regulatory tax ...

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Clues about the future of Rivian's flagship models are hiding in plain sight. The company has released more powerful and pricier versions of the R1T (starting MSRP $70,990) and R1S ($76,990) since its ...

On top of the market that Rivian will unlock next year through its $45,000 R2 model, Rivian is well poised for long-term growth. Stay long here and use the dip as a near-term buying opportunity.

Rivian continued to close the gap on losses, reduce costs and ramp up production in the third quarter with results that beat Wall Street expectations and suggested a rosier future, including ...

In the future, Rivian is pinning its hopes on more affordable midsize SUVs. First up will be the R2 vehicle, which is coming hopefully in 2026 and will cost $45,000 at the base level.

If Rivian can take share, it could not only have a long future but a very bright one. Its strong EV lineup can and potentially will take share once consumer spending really has a chance to picks up.

I think the near future is going to be incredibly difficult for Rivian, and I believe that management may be wise to take a leaf out of Elon Musk's book by knuckling down further on operational ...

Then he heard about Rivian’s R1T EV truck in November 2018. Within two weeks of the brand revealing its new model, he put down the $1,000 pre-order deposit on an $80,000 truck.