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Stay informed with the latest developments from Rivian Automotive. This category covers company-wide news, including financial reports, strategic partnerships, production updates, and corporate initiatives. From quarterly earnings and investor updates to major announcements like the Volkswagen joint venture and new manufacturing expansions, you’ll find comprehensive coverage of Rivian’s business journey here. Check back regularly for insights into how Rivian is navigating the evolving EV landscape.

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Rivian Delivers 10,661 Vehicles in Q2 2025, Prepares for 2026 Model Launch

Rivian has announced its Q2 2025 production and delivery numbers, confirming it built 5,979 vehicles and delivered 10,661 between April and June. The lower production volume was expected, as Rivian intentionally slowed output to prepare for the upcoming 2026 model year launch later this month. Despite the temporary dip, Rivian reaffirmed its full-year 2025 delivery guidance of 40,000 to 46,000 vehicles. In Q1 2025, Rivian produced 14,611 vehicles and delivered 8,640, right in line with previous guidance. That brings total…

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Rivian Is Raising $1.25 Billion in Green Bonds to Refinance 2026 Debt

Rivian just made it official: they’re raising $1.25 billion through a private bond sale. After reports last week hinted at a potential deal with JPMorgan to raise up to $2 billion, the company confirmed it’s moving forward with a $1.25B offering of “senior secured green notes” due in 2031. So what does that mean? In simple terms, Rivian is borrowing money from large institutional investors and promising to repay them by 2031, along with interest. The funds will be used…

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Rivian Plans Debt Deal to Tackle Costs and 2026 Loans

According to a new report by Bloomberg, Rivian is working with JPMorgan on a potential $2 billion bond deal. If that sounds confusing, here’s what that means. Instead of raising money by selling more stock (which can hurt share prices), Rivian is looking to borrow money by offering high-interest bonds to investors, basically that means, “We’ll pay you back later with interest if you lend us cash now.” These types of bonds are usually riskier (hence “high-yield”), and early estimates…

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