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Rivian has made a change to its end-of-lease terms, and it’s something owners should be aware of if they’ve modified their vehicles. If you return a leased Rivian with aftermarket parts or any equipment that differs from the original configuration, you could face additional charges. If you’re leasing a Rivian and considering modifications, it’s worth keeping this policy in mind. Swapping parts back to stock before returning your vehicle might save you from unexpected costs.

If you love taking your Rivian on adventures, now’s your chance to show it off and win a Kammok Crosswing Awning(valued at $1,300)! Whether you’ve tackled rugged trails, camped under the stars, or just captured an incredible scenic moment, we want to see it. How to Enter That’s it! Share your best shot, and you’ll be entered to win. Giveaway Rules & Details What’s the Prize? The winner will receive a Kammok Crosswing Awning, an ultra-fast deploying awning designed for adventure. Features…

Rivian is turning heads at SXSW by bringing a big mound of dirt to Downtown Austin. At the Rivian Electric Roadhouse, visitors can experience the off-road capabilities of Rivian vehicles—right in the middle of the city. Locals on r/Austin have already noticed the setup, and while some might call it a gimmick, it’s a fitting reminder that Rivians are built for adventure. If you’re at SXSW, it’s worth checking out—when else will you see off-roading in downtown Austin?

Rivian’s upcoming 2025.06 over-the-air update is bringing a small but useful new feature called Go Chime. If you’ve ever been at a stoplight, zoned out for a second (maybe on your phone), and didn’t realize the car in front of you had already moved, this feature has your back. When you’re stopped, Go Chime will give you an alert when the vehicle ahead starts driving away. When we first shared this feature, many owners were surprised (and a little frustrated) to see that…

Volkswagen just unveiled a super-affordable electric car for the European market, the ID. EVERY1, and while the focus is on its budget-friendly price tag, there’s a major Rivian connection under the hood. According to TechCrunch, this little EV will be the first to roll out with Rivian’s software and vehicle architecture—marking a huge moment for the American EV maker’s expansion beyond its own trucks and SUVs. The ID. EVERY1 is expected to go into production in 2027 with a starting…