I dunno if I’d call $45k “for the masses”, but its an easier price point than Rivian’s current lineup.

The R3, which will be “less expensive” is a bit more exciting. I think the RAV4 / compact SUV market is one of the bigger markets in America right now, so if Rivian can break into it that’d be good for them.

  • Yer Ma
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    58 months ago

    Still almost twice what I have ever spent on a vehicle

    • @dragontamerOPM
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      Battery tech just ain’t cheap enough yet.

      The Leaf and Bolt look like fine options nearer to $30k. But yeah, prices still need to come down.

      Toyota / Honda hybrids are reliably $23k right now. So at least hybrids exist for those trying to be more green.

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    8 months ago

    Man I’d drive the hell out of a reasonably priced r3x… like a little electric rally cross mobile.

    Having the entire interior fold up flat like that should be a thing in every Subaru lol. Why isn’t that a more common thing?

  • @[email protected]
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    38 months ago

    They’re going to sell shitloads of those R3s assuming the price is reasonable. I’m mildly surprised they aren’t moving that ahead of the R2.

    • @mipadaitu
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      They need the new factory up and running to make the R3’s. The R2 is close enough to the R1 to make in their existing factory in Illinois.

  • Sibbo
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    28 months ago

    So how much will it cost with all necessary “extra packages”?