Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe has shown the company's next-generation drive unit, "Maximus," which will power the upcoming R2 crossover, on track for a 2026 launch

Share prices of electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) are up almost 40% from their all-time low in April 2024. Although an impressive run-up, it is still nearly 36% lower than its 52-week high of $18.11 in July 2024.

Something special went down in the desert outside of Las Vegas this weekend: two EVs took on the Mint 400 for the first time. Since the Mint 400 launched back in 1969, vehicles in this iconic desert endurance race have been powered by dead dinosaurs.

Turns out, when he upgraded his iPhone, Apple’s data migration tool copied over all his apps and settings but didn’t re-pair the Rivian’s Bluetooth sensors. The truck wasn’t ignoring him—it simply didn’t recognize him anymore. The fix? Manually re-pair the sensors. A two-minute job. Months of frustration, all because of a minor digital oversight.

Rivian’s hands-free driving is evolving, but frustrated Gen 1 owners feel left behind, does Driver+ inspire confidence, or is it still too unreliable? Read on to see what owners are saying and share your experience.

U.S. EV maker Rivian Automotive (RIVN) is understood to be providing the software and architecture for German automaker Volkswagen’s new

Rivian Automotive, Inc. (NASDAQ: RIVN) today announced Sreela Venkataratnam as its new Chief Accounting Officer. Ms. Venkataratnam starts at Rivian on

Rivian's Q4 2024 gross profit, strong balance sheet, and attractive valuation make it a compelling choice in the U.S. electric vehicle market. Read more here.