Rivian's Factory Tour Footage Is Better Than Tesla's, the CEO Explains Everything You See Published: 7 Jun 2022, 20:37 UTC • By: Florin Amariei 7 photos ...

Rivian continued bleeding money in the second quarter, but its CEO is already detailing plans beyond the R2 and R3 crossovers ...

In this video, we are taken on a tour of the company’s factory in Normal, Illinois with none other than company founder R.J. Scaringe. At the moment, the car manufacturer is building pre ...

Tour Rivian's Busy Plant With CEO RJ Scaringe As Your Guide The factory in Normal, Illinois, looks pretty busy in this video that details the production process for the R1 vehicles and EDV vans. 05:43 ...

Rivian has good news about its EVs and some not-so-good news about its factory plans A positive production report is at risk of being overshadowed by a ruling from a judge in Georgia blocking $1.5 ...

Its Illinois plant is a repurposed Mitsubishi factory that Rivian scooped up in 2017 for pennies on the dollar. There, Rivian builds its R1T pickup trucks, R1S SUVs and electric delivery vans, of ...

Rivian’s factory employs around 7,400 workers in Normal, a university town with about 50,000 residents. Rivian is one of the city’s largest employers, with multiple members of some families ...

Rivian announced plans for the Georgia factory in December 2021, just a few weeks after the company’s blockbuster IPO. It originally claimed that it would start production at the yet-to-be-built ...

Rivian first announced the Georgia factory shortly after its IPO in late 2021. The company originally planned to start construction in 2022 and have vehicle production up and running by 2024. It ...

Elon Musk has commented on Rivian’s effort to build a second electric vehicle factory in the US. Tesla’s CEO wisely suggested that they get their first factory working first. Last month ...

Rivian, the Amazon-backed electric automaker that aims to be the first to bring an EV pickup truck to market, plans to open a second U.S. manufacturing factory, sources told TechCrunch, confirming ...