Rivian R2 Configurator Goes Live Today With Pricing, Colors, and Launch Package Details

The Rivian R2 configurator went live today, and if you have been waiting to actually price one out instead of just speculating, this is the moment. Performance kicks things off at $57,990 with a spring 2026 delivery window, and Rivian is loading it up with a Launch Package that softens the price tag a bit if you order early.

That Launch Package bundles in lifetime Autonomy+ (a $2,500 value), the Tow Package ($950), the Launch key fob ($250), and access to Launch Green paint, which itself runs $2,000 on top. So you are looking at around $3,700 in extras thrown in for as long as the limited time window holds, plus the option to buy a color other R2 buyers will not be able to get.

Colors are where things get a little interesting. Esker Silver is the no-cost option. Glacier White adds $1,000, Half Moon Grey lands at $1,500, and Midnight, Catalina Cove, and Launch Green each sit at $2,000. Forest Green comes in at $1,500 but is not arriving until late 2026, and Borealis at $2,000 gets pushed all the way to 2027. If you have a specific color in mind, you are partly picking a delivery window too.

Wheels follow a similar setup. The 21″ Liquid Tungsten All-Season package is included and gets you a 330 mile range estimate, which is genuinely strong for this segment. If you want the 20″ Black Sand All-Terrain package, that is a $1,000 jump and drops you to 307 miles. Twenty-three miles for the more capable look is not a bad trade for the people who actually plan to take an R2 off pavement.

Inside, Black Crater Signature is the included interior. Coastal Cloud Signature is a $1,000 option but does not show up until late 2026, so early Performance buyers are not getting that choice. Rivian is also offering a compact spare tire add-on for $755 if you want it.

The Premium and Standard trims are coming later, with Premium landing in late 2026 and Standard pushing to 2027. Both will let you add Autonomy+ for $2,500 and the Tow Package for $950, but neither gets the Launch perks Performance buyers are getting right now. That is the real case for ordering Performance if you can stretch to it, because the math on lifetime Autonomy+ alone is hard to argue with.

Mostly it just feels good to have real numbers instead of speculation. The spring 2026 window suddenly feels less like a slide in a presentation and more like a date that is actually getting close. Worth poking around the configurator for a few minutes at minimum.