Charging and Grid
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Rivian
Rivian was founded in 2009 and is specialist EV producer focused primarily on the US market. Rivian's R1T pickup and R1S SUV are based on the skateboard platform, and enjoy market leading customer ratings. Rivian has strong EV-tech credentials, but faces a significant challenge to bring this to market through mass production.
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Rivian
Rivian lays out near-term cost reduction plans
OEM says factory retool and supplier contracts are key drivers towards Q4 breakeven
Corporate Strategy
Ford's lack of e-pickup faith leaves Rivian stock in the lurch
Fears that e-pickup leader Ford's attempts to stimulate demand in the segment may affect Rivian R1T sales
Corporate Strategy
Questions linger over Rivian profitability
Analysts are skeptical over whether R2 and R3 ranges will be a commercial success
Corporate Strategy
Rivian takes on Tesla with surprise R3 reveal
Rivian enters midsized crossover section with R3 but ramp-up presents challenges
Rivian
Rivian cash burn alarms investors
Despite layoffs and capex hikes, Rivian expects balance sheet to sustain it to 2025
Rivian
Rivian retools for R2 SUV production
EV pure play tells analysts to expect sluggish Q1 production as it prepares supply chain
Rivian
Rivian's Q4 conversion rate drops below 80pc
Widely anticipated annual production guidance beat overshadowed by inventory conerns
Vehicle Sales
AT&T to test out Rivian EDVs
Automaker inks first deal for commercial EVs after Amazon exclusivity deal ends
Vehicle Sales
US ICE pickup drivers reject electric
OEMs targeting the e-pickup segment may need to rely on customers who have not previously bought trucks
Corporate Strategy
Rivian looks to seize on cost-saving momentum
But further optimisation will mean a 2024 factory shutdown
Vehicle Sales
German brands plant BEV flag in California
Pure plays and legacy OEMs gain some ground on Tesla, but German firms the big winners