♻️ Why the materials in R2 matter
Where sustainability meets durability.
Rivian <[email protected]>
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Rivian promotes its R2 vehicle, highlighting that 25% of it is made from recycled or bio-based materials. The company invites customers to learn more about its sustainable sources and book a drive. Rivian also reminds customers to update their account information to prepare for their R2 order invitation.
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With 25% of R2 by weight made from recycled or bio-based materials, it’s our most responsibly built vehicle yet. Get the details on our sustainable sources and book a drive to feel the difference firsthand.
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Next step for your R2
Please ensure the following items are up to date in your Rivian Account:
Update your delivery address
Complete the Share your Preferences survey
If you have a lease expiring soon for a non-Rivian vehicle, please upload the lease statement to your account.
We’ll keep that timing in mind for your R2 order invitation.
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14600 Myford Rd. Irvine, CA, 92606
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