Brand guide

Rivian lineup.

Rivian builds electric trucks and SUVs for people who use the dirt, and the Southwest is their natural habitat: quad-motor traction for sand and rock, huge range on the highway, and a gear-first design with storage everywhere. The R1T pickup and R1S SUV are the current lineup, both in their upgraded second generation, with the smaller and much cheaper R2 and R3 on the way.

Every new Rivian carries a 5 year / 60,000 mile comprehensive warranty and 8 year / 175,000 mile battery and drivetrain coverage, among the longest battery terms in the industry.

Trucks.

Rivian R1T

Electric Adventure Pickup
From ~$71Kup to ~420 mi range5 seats533-1,025 hpTows 11,000 lbs

The truck that made electric off-roading real: up to roughly 420 miles of range, 11,000 lbs of towing, a gear tunnel, and air suspension that climbs from slammed to 15 inches of clearance.

Dual MotorThe sweet spot: 533+ hp with Standard, Large, or Max battery packs, up to roughly 420 miles.
Tri Motor850 hp and the Max pack standard. Sub-3-second launches with serious trail hardware.
Quad MotorThe flagship: 1,025 hp, one motor per wheel, and party tricks like Kick Turn. Overkill in the best way.

SUVs.

Rivian R1S

Electric 3-Row SUV
From ~$77Kup to ~410 mi range7 seats533-1,025 hpTows 7,700 lbs

Seven real seats, up to roughly 410 miles of range, and more off-road capability than any three-row this side of a Land Cruiser. The family adventure flagship.

Dual MotorThe volume pick: 533+ hp with your choice of Standard or Large pack.
Dual Motor PerformanceBumps output to 665 hp with the Max pack and roughly 410 miles of range.
Tri Motor850 hp with the Max pack standard: supercar pace in a seven-seater.
Quad MotorThe 1,025 hp halo with individual wheel control for technical terrain.

Coming soon.

R3

Expected 2028

A compact crossover with hot-hatch attitude, slotting below the R2 at an even lower price. The rally-flavored R3X follows, built at Rivian's new Georgia plant.

Future model details come from manufacturer announcements and press reports; timing, specs, and availability can change.

Questions.

Where do Rivians charge?

Everywhere a Tesla does, plus the rest. Rivians can use Tesla Superchargers via NACS access, Rivian's own Adventure Network, and every major CCS network. Between those, Phoenix-to-Vegas and most Southwest road trips are easy, and daily charging happens at home.

How does a Rivian handle desert heat?

Well. The battery is liquid-cooled with an aggressive thermal management system, and Rivian's dog mode and pet comfort features keep the cabin conditioned while parked. Like any EV, expect somewhat less range at triple-digit temperatures with the AC working hard.

When is the cheaper Rivian R2 coming?

Rivian has the smaller R2 SUV slated to start around $45K, with the R3 to follow. Neither is on sale yet, so if you need a Rivian today it is R1T or R1S; if you can wait, the R2 is the affordability play.

Is Rivian service available in Arizona and Nevada?

Yes. Rivian operates service centers in the Phoenix and Las Vegas metros plus mobile service vans that come to you for many repairs. It is a direct-sales brand, so there is no traditional dealer network.

Do Rivians qualify for EV tax credits?

Incentive rules have shifted repeatedly and the broad federal new-EV credit lapsed for most buyers in late 2025. Some state and utility programs still offer EV incentives, so check what currently applies in Arizona or Nevada before you count on savings.