Amazon and Rivian have pulled the sheet off the first four-wheeled product of their new sustainability venture. This custom, all-electric delivery van is the ...

It seems Rivian didn't have to downsize its electric Amazon delivery van to help with range. In fact, it may be roomier than many gas-powered delivery vans.

Amazon Electric Delivery Van According to a recent report by CNBC, the e-commerce giant has agreed to order 100,000 electric vans from Rivian, which should hit the roads sometime in 2030.

Rivian Automotive’s (NASDAQ:RIVN) upcoming R2 SUV could drive significant growth, with Needham analyst Chris Pierce ...

Rivian doesn't have a whole lot of orders for its R1T and R1S, which may be a good thing for now, since the company will prioritize the Amazon van for now.

Electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian and Amazon are in active discussions about ending the exclusivity provision of their delivery van deal, according to multiple media reports. First reported ...

Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) slipped in early trading after the electric vehicle maker paused production of the electric commercial van it makes for Amazon (AMZN) due to a parts shortage.

Well, meet Rivian ’s all-electric van—a game-changer that’s now available for anyone who wants a greener delivery fleet. Amazon, step aside; this van is open to all.

Rivian's Amazon electric delivery van production might face some delays after the electric vehicle (EV) startup sued its custom-seat supplier over alleged pricing issues. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ...

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The van is one of three vehicles Amazon has commissioned Rivian to develop, and we should see it hit the road in 2021. Amazon will have electric vans on the road earlier in parts of Europe, however.

Rivian, the electric vehicle company backed by Amazon, Cox Automotive and Ford, has resumed work at its factory in Normal, Ill. following a temporary shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.