The R1T Quad Max uses Rivian’s new internally developed electric motors — one at each wheel — to deliver outrageous power.
The upstart electric vehicle maker is failing to generate a profit, but has large ambitions.
While EV horror stories dominate the conversation, one Rivian R1T owner reached 80,000 miles and realized the most surprising ...
Instead of further improving the drivability of the vehicles themselves, this idea could compensate for a driver’s ...
Rivian has revealed its new AI computer chip, the Rivian Autonomy Processor, which was developed in-house and will replace Nvidia chips on future models. The new chips will power Rivian's next-gen ...
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe unveils company’s new autonomy processor, RAP1, in December Rivian Automotive Inc. unveiled its advanced self-driving roadmap for 2026—a push to keep up with giant rival Tesla.
D.A. Davidson raised its price target on Rivian stock. Volkswagen believes the technology it's developing with Rivian could be used in other applications than those for the joint venture. Rivian ...
Rivian targets a $45K R2 SUV with a 324% jump in software revenue and a $7B cash balance to fund its mass-market production ...
Automotive patents don’t usually guarantee a new product is around the corner, but they do offer a window (pun intended) into ...
Rivian revealed in its latest blog post that a new software update, version 2025.46, is now rolling out the latest features the company has in store for users. The biggest rollout in this update is ...
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Goldman Sachs hikes Rivian (RIVN) to $18 as focus shifts to R2 platform, autonomous driving progress
Rivian Automotive Inc. (NASDAQ:RIVN) is one of the most buzzing stocks to invest in according to hedge funds. On January 5, Goldman Sachs raised the firm’s price target on Rivian to $18 from $16 with ...
The new CLA will be the first Mercedes-Benz to debut a hands-free system that can handle point-to-point driving, even through urban areas.
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