Rivian R1S 2021 -

Specifications

Launch
Announced 2023, April 09
Status Available to order. Released 2023, April
Base price
Performance
Power AWD 665 hp (489 kW)
Torque 829 lb-ft (1124 Nm)
Acceleration 3.5 sec 0-60 mph
Max speed 125 mph (201 km/h)
 
Battery
Capacity 135 kWh total
Tech Liquid-cooled Li-ion (400V type)
Range 350 mi EPA
Consumption
Recuperation Yes, 2 levels
Heat pump Yes
AC Charging Type 1 11.5 kW
DC Charging CCS 200 kW max
 Vehicle to load (V2L)
Body
Type 5 door SUV, 7 seats
Platform R1S
Dimensions 200.8 x 81.8 x 77.3 in (5100 x 2077 x 1963 mm)
Wheelbase 121.1 in (3076 mm)
Clearance 14.9 in (378 mm)
Weight
Suspension Independent air suspension, up to 6.5 inches of vertical travel. Hydraulic cross-linking of the adaptive dampers.
Wheels R20, R21, R22
Trunk
Frunk No
Towing US: 7700 lb unbraked
 Built-in air compressor
Displays
Center 12.3" touchscreen
Driver's 15.3"
Head-up No
Comfort
Seats Heated and ventilated front seats
Roof All-glass roof
Parking aids 12 front/rear/side sensors, 360 camera, 11 front/side/reversing cameras
Connectivity Proprietary
Safety
Airbags 8 airbags: side, front and rear, head airbag system; front seats knee airbags
Driving aids 4 corner radars, 1 forward radar, 11 front/side/rear cameras, 12 front/rear/side sensors. Lane Change Assist, Lane Keep Assist, Lane Departure Warning, Trailer Assist, Blind Spot Warning, Highway Assist: Automatic steering, braking and acceleration
Self driving
Crash tests
 Active Safety Assist: Collision warning, alerts and preventative action. Automatic High Beams, Forward Collision Warning, Automatic Emergency Braking.

User opinions and reviews

  • Anonymous

The fronts look really good in person, actually. I don't love the interior, but it's still better than most. And the offroad capabilities are unmatched.

  • Anonymous

More like an f student😆

  • Design Critic

Who designed the front end of these Ravins? A 6 year old ???

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