Scaling charging for R2 and beyond
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Rivian scales its charging infrastructure for R2 and beyond, preparing for the expansion of its community. The company ensures every electric vehicle driver has access to power for their journey. Rivian's charging network powers more adventures than ever before as it moves into the new season.
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Charging ahead
How Rivian is scaling our charging infrastructure for R2 and beyond
The Rivian Adventure Network (RAN) is powering more adventures than ever before. As we move into spring, we’ll soon see the first R2 drivers plugging in. To prepare for this new chapter and the expansion of our community, we are scaling our charging infrastructure to ensure that every electric vehicle driver, whether in an R1, an R2, or a non-Rivian EV, has the power to go further on their journey.
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