Accessories

Rivian dropped a few new replacement parts in the Gear Shop, and these are the kind of small, practical additions owners always ask about. The new Towing Eyelet is just $35 and is meant for R1 Dual Standard models that do not have tow hooks. It is a simple, functional add on that finally gives those builds a proper recovery point. They also added a Front Trunk Load Floor for $180 for both R1T and R1S. This one is Gen…

Two new additions just dropped in the Rivian Gear Shop. First up, the Camo Kitchen Towel ($25), available in Glacier Bay and Yosemite, both inspired by the same camo wraps seen on the R2 prototypes. Made in collaboration with Slowtide, it’s soft, absorbent, and perfect for cleaning up whatever happens in your kitchen. Next is the Digital License Plate Frame ($75), built for the Reviver digital plate (available in select states). It’s a matte black stainless steel anti-theft cover that adds both protection and…

For the longest time, Rivian owners running the 21″ Aero wheels were stuck with a single tire: the pricey Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Elect. When it came time to replace or swap, there just weren’t any alternatives. That’s finally changing. Rivian 21” owners now have five options available in the stock 275/55R21 size, covering everything from quiet all-season comfort to a brand-new all-terrain tire for those who like to venture off the pavement. This is huge news for R1T and R1S…