Surprise! It looks like a Rivian.
Author: Suvrat Kothari
Demand far outstripped supply after an affordable EV leasing program received an overwhelming response.
Slower-than-expected demand and revised federal tax credit rules are impacting EV prices in the U.S.
Rankings for electric vehicles plummeted in J.D. Power's recent dependability study.
The new range options lower the prices of entry-level Rivian R1 models.
The plant gets another $1.3 billion and a new battery assembly line.
Rivian’s R2-platform EV will be made in Georgia and is expected to rival the Tesla Model Y.
The interior looks “tech-focused” with four screens and upmarket materials.
Toyota's lackluster EV lags far behind rivals in range and charging performance, but a few factors have made it popular in the Big Apple.
The options alone can cost more than a Tesla Model Y Performance.