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Rivian Quad-Motor Launch Edition Delivers Extreme Power, Performance and Exclusive Features
Rivian’s new Quad-Motor Launch Edition is built for those who crave maximum power, range, and control. Featuring an all-new in-house drive system with true four-wheel torque vectoring, this Gen 2 setup delivers up to 374 miles of EPA-estimated range and unmatched performance both on and off the road. With exclusive features like RAD Tuner and Kick Turn coming in September, plus unique interior and exterior combos, the Launch Edition stands apart. Starting at $115,990 for the R1T and $121,990 for the R1S, this is Rivian’s most advanced and capable configuration yet, setting a new benchmark for 2026 electric adventure vehicles.
Rivian No Longer Includes Portable Charger With 2026 R1T and R1S
If you’re planning to order a 2026 Rivian R1T or R1S, here’s something to keep in mind: Rivian is no longer including the Portable Charger with new vehicles. Previously, every Rivian came with a Portable Charger that let you charge at home using either a standard 120V outlet or a 240V NEMA 14-50 outlet. For 2026, that charger is now a separate $400 accessory, regardless of whether you choose the NACS or J1772 variant. This change applies across the lineup,…
Quad-Motor Launch Brings New Rivian Accessories and Charging Options
To celebrate the launch of the new Quad-Motor R1T and R1S, Rivian has dropped a fresh batch of accessories and charging gear in the Gear Shop. From a bold new Gear Guard snapback to NACS-compatible portable and wall chargers, these products are designed to match the energy of Rivian’s latest performance upgrade. Whether you’re prepping your garage, hitting the trails, or just repping the brand, there’s something new for every kind of adventure. Gear Guard Speed Snapback Hat Inspired by…
Rivian Discontinues Limestone and Red Canyon Colors for 2026 Models
Rivian is trimming its color palette for the 2026 model year, officially discontinuing Limestone and Red Canyon. These two shades now join Compass Yellow as retired colors, leaving a smaller, more streamlined selection. The remaining colors are: Rivian has been phasing out less popular or more complex paint options to simplify production and cut costs. While fans of the earthy tones may be disappointed, this move is consistent with Rivian’s recent efforts to boost efficiency and focus on high-demand configurations.
EV Incentives Are Disappearing This Fall Under New Law
On July 3, 2025, the U.S. House officially passed President Donald Trump’s signature legislation, known as the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Among its many sweeping changes is the rollback of federal tax credits for electric vehicles and clean energy technologies. The bill is now headed to Trump’s desk for signing, which is expected to happen quickly. This move marks a major turning point for the EV market in the United States, and companies like Rivian may feel the pressure almost immediately.…