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Sunday, August 30, 2026

Rivian promotes its electric vehicles, highlighting worry-free wandering with real-time trip planning and hundreds of miles of range. The brand showcases its R1T, R1S, and upcoming R2 models, emphasizing their estimated EPA ranges and features like Trip Visualizer. Rivian invites customers to calculate their range and schedule a call with a sales advisor.

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Real-time trip planning and hundreds of miles of range.

Your vehicle handles the planning so you don’t have to wonder where to charge. Just type in your destination and start the adventure.

Try out Trip Visualizer

R1T Dual (Max Battery)

Up to 420 miles EPA est. range.2

R1S Dual (Max Battery)

Up to 410 miles EPA est. range.2

Coming spring 2026

Up to 330 miles EPA est. range2

Our software shows you exactly when, where and how long to charge. You can also visualize your trip in real-time to see energy use and estimated timing.1

Calculate your range

Want help finding your perfect Rivian?

Get in touch with a Rivian sales advisor.

Schedule a call

1Charging speeds and range estimates vary based on equipment and environmental factors.accessories can all have an impact on range.

2Official EPA range values are noted. Other range estimates are preliminary estimates based on the EPA test cycle and are not official EPA values. The EPA estimates range through a series of standardized lab tests that mimic real world conditions. Factors including tires, drive modes, HVAC settings, weather and accessories can all have an impact on range. Actual vehicle capability will depend on selected options and trim.

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