Whether or not you want an electric vehicle, the Rivian R2 can't be ignored.

You can test drive a Rivian R2 electric SUV. Here's when, where, and how you can secure your spot to try the highly-anticipated new electric vehicle.

The Rivian R1, in both its pick 'em up R1T truck form and family-focused R1S SUV shape, has proven to be a strong statement from the plucky EV company based in Normal, IL. While sales volume and ...

California-based Rivian has released pricing and trim line information for one of its upcoming models, the R2 SUV, which goes on sale in late 2026 and is based on a new, smaller platform. Rivian plans ...

A used 2022 Rivian R1T quad-motor averages $49,059 — less than the R2's $53,990 base price — with 835 hp vs the R2's 450 hp.

Rivian shares were up 1% at the time of writing as investors await second-quarter delivery numbers due on Thursday.

Rivian R2 deliveries begin June 9. Test drives will be available at Rivian Service + Demo Centers starting the same day. Reservation holders will also be invited to place orders beginning on June 9.

Rivian provided flights from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, Utah, and accommodation so Ars could drive the R2. Ars does not accept paid editorial content. This month, Rivian begins customer deliveries ...

Though it’s only been producing consumer vehicles for three years, Rivian’s doe-eyed full-size R1T pickup and R1S sport utility vehicle are distinct and recognizable enough to feel familiar. Yet, as a ...

Rivian broke the mold by bringing the R1T, an electric pickup truck, to market before anyone else. Now, it’s trying to gain a far more stable foothold in the industry with its all-new R2. A new report ...

"The last thing we want," Rivian's design boss Jeff Hammoud told me as we toured the company's California design studio, "is for people to get into an R2 and say, 'this is just a cheaper version of ...

Rivian is gearing up to launch the highly anticipated R2 on March 12, but it looks like they’re also planning to trim the R1 lineup. This is unfortunate, but the company sent out a rather ominous ...