Rivian Accessories

Super Pacific held an exciting event yesterday at their Portland headquarters, revealing their brand-new X1 camper topper designed specifically for the Rivian R1T. The Rivian Spaces team was also on hand, offering R1S test drives to eager attendees. Members of the Portland and Emerald City Rivian Clubs came out in full force to see one of the first R1T-specific camper toppers hit the market. While a few one-off campers have been installed on the R1T from other brands, the X1…

Rivian has reached out to us to share the following information regarding the shipping of NACS DC adapters. Starting in September 2024, Rivian will begin proactively shipping the NACS DC adapter to customers once they take delivery. Customers will receive the adapter via mail within 7-10 business days. All current Rivian owners will receive their adapter at no cost by the end of January 2025. – Rivian Press Communications I think this is an interesting approach and probably makes a…

One thing that makes Rivian stand out from its competitors is the ability to create some incredible vehicles and a great assortment of accessories and products to go with your Rivian vehicle. But sometimes those accessories and products are weird, fun, and crazy things such as Gear Guard, the yeti creature that Rivian created to monitor the security of your Rivian vehicle. Rivian has just launched a bunch of new limited edition Gear Guard merchandise on the Gear Shop which…

Rivian has officially confirmed that the Travel Kitchen that was recently unveiled and had started shipping has been delayed due to “unforeseen manufacturing delay” until the end of 2024. Rivian has not given a reason as to why the Travel Kitchen was delayed other than quoting a manufacturing delay but what that exactly means, we are not certain. The Travel Kitchen is not the first time Rivian has attempted to release a camping kitchen, leading to delays and inventible cancellation.…

Recently, Rivian announced the release of its new Travel Kitchen, a sleek and innovative addition to its outdoor adventure gear lineup. Priced at $1400, the Travel Kitchen has features catering to the modern camper or road trip enthusiast. It boasts two induction burners, hanging lights for better visibility during nighttime cooking, a utensil tray for easy organization, and a foldable design that allows it to be packed away neatly into a suitcase-like form. While less expensive options might offer basic…