Two years after launch, Rivian R1T owners are still waiting for real autonomous driving improvements as rivals like Ford and Tesla leave them in the dust.

An outpost with fast charging and lots of cacti. A long day covering many miles. Welcome to the electric desert.

Something special went down in the desert outside of Las Vegas this weekend: Two EVs took on the Mint 400 for the first time.

Rivian’s latest R1S update promised new features but quietly took away auto lane change and hands-free driving, leaving ...

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Rivian is already testing R1 vehicles equipped with a NACS charge port, hinting at a possible launch later this year with the ...

The Rivian and Tesla design philosophies are incredibly different and lead to cars with vastly different characteristics.

RIVN introduces hands-free driving and performance upgrades but faces market challenges, supply issues and financial hurdles.

The big news in Rivian’s most recent software update was Enhanced Highway Assist for hands-free driving on compatible ...

The refreshed R1S and R1T are tens of thousands of dollars cheaper to make than their predecessors. Rivian's CFO revealed ...

In addition to driver-assist technology, Rivian is introducing a Rally mode for customers with dual-motor R1 models equipped ...

Set to rival Ford’s BlueCruise and Tesla’s basic AutoPilot packages, it takes the strain out of monotonous highway driving ...