Rivian deliveries jump 46% as R2 defies U.S. EV slowdown
· Automotive & EV · United States
Rivian's deliveries rose 46%, bucking the slowdown in the U.S. EV market after the loss of federal credits. Its path to profit now runs through autonomy rather than R2 volumes alone.
Why it matters:Rivian's delivery growth contrasts with a broader U.S. EV slowdown, showing which makers can grow without federal credits and pivot to autonomy.
Key points
- Deliveries were up 46%.
- The growth came despite a post-credit U.S. EV slump.
- Profitability is increasingly tied to autonomy rather than R2 volumes alone.
Sources (original reporting)
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