Rivian Commercial Van

Rivian had a big win in 2024, selling more electric delivery vans in the U.S. than Ford. According to data from Kelley Blue Book, Rivian sold 13,560 vans, which was a 68% increase compared to 2023. Meanwhile, Ford sold 12,610 E-Transit vans in 2024—a solid jump from 7,672 sold in 2023 but not enough to beat Rivian. Why Rivian’s Van Sales are Taking Off Rivian’s vans are doing well thanks to its big deal with Amazon, which uses them for its delivery fleet. These vans have become…

Reddit user u/coz_13 just shared an awesome pic of a Rivian Commercial Van rocking Factor branding! If you haven’t heard of them, Factor is a meal delivery service that sends fresh, ready-to-eat meals straight to your door—perfect for anyone who wants healthy food without the cooking. (Many of your favorite YouTube influencers are probably sponsored by them, I should look into that…) Looks like Factor is testing out Rivian’s electric delivery vans, and we’re loving it. Rivian’s vans are already being used by…

Amazon has rolled out over 20,000 custom electric delivery vans (EDVs) from Rivian, reaching 20% of its goal to deploy 100,000 EVs by 2030. This milestone supports Amazon’s commitment to The Climate Pledge, aiming for net-zero carbon by 2040. Rivian’s EDVs, designed for efficiency and sustainability, are transforming last-mile delivery across the U.S., showcasing the power of innovation in driving greener logistics.

Amazon is set to deploy 1,000 Rivian electric delivery vans equipped with Vision-Assisted Package Retrieval (VAPR) technology by early 2025, introducing a groundbreaking AI-powered solution designed to streamline the delivery process. The VAPR system is expected to dramatically reduce the time drivers spend retrieving packages, revolutionizing Amazon’s last-mile logistics operations. The Problem: Time Lost in Package Retrieval For Amazon delivery drivers, each stop often involves digging through packages in the back of the van to find the right ones for…

Rivian has temporarily halted production of its Electric Delivery Vans (EDVs) for Amazon due to a parts shortage, the company announced on Friday. This production pause is the latest in a series of supply chain challenges faced by the electric vehicle maker, impacting its commercial partnership with Amazon, which holds a 16% stake in Rivian and has ordered 100,000 EDVs for delivery by 2030. While Rivian did not disclose details about the specific part or supplier involved, the company reassured…