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With former President Donald Trump re-elected to a second term, many in the EV space are closely following his policy stance on electric vehicles and the potential future of federal EV incentives. During his campaign, Trump made statements indicating a desire to curb EV policies and, in particular, reconsider the federal $7,500 EV tax credit. While no immediate actions have been taken, the potential impact on the EV market is something current and prospective EV owners are considering. The $7,500…

Exciting news for Rivian fans in the Midwest! Rivian is celebrating the grand opening of its latest Space in Skokie, Illinois, just a few hours from the Normal, Illinois plant where every R1T and R1S comes to life. This new location brings Rivian’s all-electric adventure vehicles closer to enthusiasts and prospective owners, offering a hands-on experience with the R1 lineup. The Skokie Space promises a full display of Rivian’s innovative design, with plenty of opportunities to explore the variety of…

In an exciting update for Rivian fans and EV enthusiasts, Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe took to Twitter to share a major milestone in the company’s journey. “Exciting week in Normal — construction of our expansion for R2 is underway!” he posted, signaling the next big step for Rivian’s future lineup. The expansion at Rivian’s manufacturing plant in Normal, Illinois, is set to support the production of Rivian’s highly anticipated R2 platform. This new platform, expected to introduce a more compact…

Editor’s Note: RivianTrackr LLC is a proud member of A2Z EV’s affiliate program and continues to recommend its products. Recall Notice: NHTSA Recall #24E094 A2Z EV, a leading provider of EV adapters and charging solutions, has announced an important safety recall for its original Typhoon NACS to CCS1 Adapter (V1 with the slider lock). This proactive measure ensures enhanced safety and usability for customers who rely on the adapter for their EV charging needs. Why the Recall? The recall follows…

Rivian is laying the groundwork for the launch of its highly anticipated R2 platform, expected in 2026. Central to this vehicle’s performance and cost-efficiency is a new battery partnership with LG Energy Solutions (LGES), which will supply advanced cylindrical cells manufactured in the United States. This collaboration is designed to ensure Rivian’s R2 models have exceptional range, durability, and performance while also supporting domestic battery production and aligning with the latest industry standards. High-Efficiency Batteries Made in the U.S. The…