Rivian initially expected to deliver the trucks in early summer 2021, but growing pains for the new company and a brutal global pandemic caused it to shift its target delivery date to September.

After the successful reveal of the 2026 Rivian R2 electric SUV and surprise announcement of the 2027 Rivian R3 and R3X compact off-roaders, the automaker welcomes more good news to kick off ...

Those who purchase a Rivian R1T pickup truck can take delivery at a special customer delivery station that was built outside the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.

Those who purchase a Rivian R1T pickup truck can take delivery at a special customer delivery station that was built outside the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.

Rivian has confirmed that it is delaying its first deliveries of the R1T electric pickup truck, which were supposed to start this month, to September. There’s currently a race to bring electric ...

Rivian is currently working to get its R1T pickup truck and R1S SUV into production. After coronavirus-related delays, the R1T is scheduled to start production in June, followed by the R1S in August.

In 2019, Rivian announced it was developing an electric delivery van for Amazon using its skateboard platform. Amazon ordered 100,000 of these vans, with deliveries starting in 2021.

The COVID-19 pandemic delayed a whole lot of plans and vehicle launches in the industry. Rivian was meant to start deliveries of its vehicles back in early 2020 before it delayed the vehicles to 2021.

Rivian said in May that deliveries of the R1T and R1S would be pushed to 2021. It wasn’t clear — until today’s email — exactly when deliveries would begin. Running a pilot production line ...

When Rivian first unveiled its lineup, it said that its vehicles are going to be offered with 105 kWh, 135 kWh, and 180 kWh battery packs enabling “230+ miles, 300+ miles, and 400+ miles.” ...

Rivian said it delivered nearly 1,000 electric trucks to customers last year. The company’s earnings report follows a rough week in which it was forced to cancel a planned price increase.