Rivian is partnering with EnergyHub to expand access to utility managed charging programs across North America, allowing owners to save on charging costs while helping stabilize the electric grid through smarter, automated charging.
Rivian says its service experience is evolving to be faster, more proactive, and increasingly mobile, with 50+ new Service Centers planned, a major expansion of Mobile Service, and AI powered diagnostics designed to reduce wait times and keep owners out of the service bay altogether.
The RivianTrackr Tire Guide just received its biggest update yet, introducing user reviews, AI powered tire recommendations, improved mobile usability, new comparison tools, and over 190 Rivian compatible tires with R2 readiness built in.
The Illinois Solar Education Association is raffling off a 2025 Rivian R1T or R1S to fund solar and energy storage education, with only 2,500 tickets available.
Rivian’s 2026.03 update officially introduces Autonomy+, marking the transition of advanced hands free driving features into a subscription service while keeping all core safety systems standard and free for owners.
Rivian’s 2026.03 software update is here and it’s a big one. In this video I break down the Dual-Motor updates, improvements to…
Rivian’s R2 introduces a simpler semi-active coil suspension system compared to the air suspension setup found in R1, focusing on comfort and control without adjustable ride height. Here’s a straightforward breakdown of what that means and why it matters for everyday drivers.
Doug DeMuro gave the Rivian R2 a strong 70 Doug Score and says its launch edition pricing is “quite compelling,” adding even more momentum ahead of Rivian’s full March 12 reveal.
Rivian has quietly removed the 2027 timeline from its European R2 website, replacing it with a simple sign up page and no official launch year. While nothing has been formally announced, the move follows Canada’s shift to a 2027 release and suggests Rivian is concentrating heavily on a US first rollout, leaving Europe’s R2 timing increasingly uncertain.
Rivian is developing a new Electric Delivery Van variant featuring a larger battery with roughly 30% more range and an all-wheel drive setup, expanding route flexibility, improving traction in tougher conditions, and strengthening the platform that already powers more than 30,000 vans across the U.S.
