R2 Orders / VIN / Deliveries List Tracker + Stats 📊

[TheLTrain]

I received my VIN today (01888) at 11:35a est. Order placed on 6/17, Launch Green. I’m in Delaware.

VIN 1421 received this morning! Ordered 6/17, CC. Working through steps now.

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[heelyeah]

Very late reservation (3/12/26). No email but dashboard online says I’ll be invited November-December 2026.

 

[cwq93r]

I’m able to order today, but I’m stuck on this section. Is this normal to not have the delivery method page populate?

 

[DeafPug]

I’m able to order today, but I’m stuck on this section. Is this normal to not have the delivery method page populate?

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[oregonridet]

The app didn't show anything so I went to the web site and found this!
I'm a non-R1 owner and put my deposit down 4/18/26.
I loved seeing this part in the e-mail: R2 Performance with Launch Package will remain available for you until it's your time to order.

 

[coney129]

R2 Tracker Update - June 30, 2026

Following up on yesterday’s tracker analysis, there were some new additions today that help refine the picture.

Since yesterday:

• Total tracker entries increased from 128 to 132, so +4 new rows
• VIN-entered rows increased from 37 to 43, so +6 VIN rows
• A couple of those VIN rows appear to be duplicates, so I’d treat the real increase as roughly +4 unique VIN/order updates
• Current rough count: 132 total entries, 43 VIN-entered rows, and about 41-42 unique VIN-assigned orders, depending how you handle duplicates

New / notable additions since yesterday:

• Delaware, Launch Green, 21” wheels, VIN 01888, 4-8 week window
• California, Catalina Cove, 21” wheels, VIN 02100, appears duplicated as CWQ93R/cwq93r
• Arizona, Catalina Cove, 20” wheels, VIN 01003, appears duplicated as Timbuk2000
• California, Catalina Cove, 21” wheels, VIN X2100, end of July
• New non-VIN entries include Texas, Esker Silver, 8-12 weeks and Florida, Launch Green, no estimate yet

The biggest takeaway from today’s additions is that Catalina Cove gained momentum. Yesterday, it looked like Half Moon Grey and Glacier White were more heavily represented in VIN assignments. With today’s additions, Catalina Cove is showing up more, especially in California and Arizona. That makes me less convinced this is purely color-driven.

The Delaware Launch Green VIN is also notable. Launch Green had looked underrepresented in assigned VINs, so seeing a Launch Green VIN in the Mid-Atlantic is encouraging, especially for those of us watching PA/NJ/DE/MD movement.

After digging further into the logistics side, I think the rollout is looking more and more like a transport and delivery-center batching process, not a simple reservation-date sequence.

Rivian builds in Normal, Illinois. Public rail/logistics information points to Norfolk Southern being involved with the Normal automotive loading point, and there has also been reporting around Rivian expanding rail-yard capacity for the R2 ramp. If that is the case, the path is probably something like:

Normal build batch → final QC → rail/truck release → regional auto ramp → truck to Rivian service/delivery point → customer delivery

That would explain why the tracker feels uneven. VINs are showing up in clusters by state or region rather than in a perfect reservation-date order.

What I’m seeing now:

1. California remains the biggest VIN cluster.
   That may be because California has strong demand, a deeper Rivian service-center network, and enough volume to justify larger westbound transport batches.
2. Missouri continues to look like a low-friction lane.
   MO has several VINs and is close enough to Normal that short-haul transport could be easier and faster.
3. The Mid-Atlantic is active, but not yet a huge wave.
   PA already had VINs, and now DE has a Launch Green VIN. That suggests the region is moving, but not at the same volume as California.
4. Color may matter, but less than it looked yesterday.
   Half Moon Grey and Glacier White were the strongest early signals. Today’s Catalina Cove additions make the color theory weaker. It may be more about which completed vehicles fit into a shipping lane.
5. Purchase orders still dominate VIN assignments.
   The VIN rows are overwhelmingly purchase orders. Leases still appear underrepresented.
6. VIN assignment does not necessarily mean immediate delivery.
   Some VIN-assigned vehicles still show 4-8 week windows or final QC language, so a VIN likely means the vehicle is somewhere in the production/QC/logistics pipeline, not necessarily already on its way to the buyer.

Updated theory

The rollout looks like it is being driven by:

• Build batch availability
• Final QC release
• Rail/truck lane availability
• Regional delivery-center capacity
• Local delivery scheduling
• Then reservation/order timing within those constraints

So my current read is that Rivian is not just going “oldest reservation first.” They appear to be releasing R2s in controlled logistics waves.

What I’ll keep watching tomorrow:

• More PA/NJ/DE/MD/VA VINs, which would suggest a broader Mid-Atlantic wave
• More Launch Green VINs
• Whether Catalina Cove continues gaining momentum
• Whether lease orders start getting VINs
• Whether delivery windows compress after VIN assignment
• Whether new VINs show up in regional clusters

Bottom line: today’s data makes the rollout look less color-specific and more logistics-driven than yesterday’s data did. The Delaware Launch Green VIN is probably the most encouraging new data point for the Mid-Atlantic.

 

[redditnewb92]

Update from today. Invite June 10, 2026 (ordered same day). Estimate was 4-8 weeks. Today I got the delivery appointment for July 11, 2026.

 

[cthelan]

Got VIN today (2100’s) waiting on delivery scheduling.

Scheduled delivery for August 7th (Oregon). Was really hoping for a mid-July. Surprising that it's that far out with a VIN already.

 

[thk808]

The reservation was made after my test drive on June 24th, 2026. Not a previous Rivian owner, and my current lease is ending in August. Got extremely lucky, but think having an ending lease bumped me up.

 

[RickRivian]

Late Feb 2026 deposit, same Nov/Dec timeframe.

 

[dduffey]

Scheduled delivery for August 7th (Oregon). Was really hoping for a mid-July. Surprising that it's that far out with a VIN already.

At least you got a delivery scheduled! (VIN 0073X)

 

[Dmartin]

Scheduled delivery for August 7th (Oregon). Was really hoping for a mid-July. Surprising that it's that far out with a VIN already.

Ouch! I signed all my documents yesterday and am just sitting on waiting to schedule delivery. Reallllllly was hoping to take delivery before the end of July (big driving trip planned early August that would be fun to have the r2 for) but You are making me less optimistic.

I am curious what service centers people who have scheduled deliveries are using? My closest is the new Rocklin CA service center, has anyone scheduled a delivery there/are they even scheduling deliveries out of that service center yet?

 

[VandalSibs]

R2 Tracker Update - June 30, 2026

Following up on yesterday’s tracker analysis, there were some new additions today that help refine the picture.

Since yesterday:

• Total tracker entries increased from 128 to 132, so +4 new rows
• VIN-entered rows increased from 37 to 43, so +6 VIN rows
• A couple of those VIN rows appear to be duplicates, so I’d treat the real increase as roughly +4 unique VIN/order updates
• Current rough count: 132 total entries, 43 VIN-entered rows, and about 41-42 unique VIN-assigned orders, depending how you handle duplicates

New / notable additions since yesterday:

• Delaware, Launch Green, 21” wheels, VIN 01888, 4-8 week window
• California, Catalina Cove, 21” wheels, VIN 02100, appears duplicated as CWQ93R/cwq93r
• Arizona, Catalina Cove, 20” wheels, VIN 01003, appears duplicated as Timbuk2000
• California, Catalina Cove, 21” wheels, VIN X2100, end of July
• New non-VIN entries include Texas, Esker Silver, 8-12 weeks and Florida, Launch Green, no estimate yet

The biggest takeaway from today’s additions is that Catalina Cove gained momentum. Yesterday, it looked like Half Moon Grey and Glacier White were more heavily represented in VIN assignments. With today’s additions, Catalina Cove is showing up more, especially in California and Arizona. That makes me less convinced this is purely color-driven.

The Delaware Launch Green VIN is also notable. Launch Green had looked underrepresented in assigned VINs, so seeing a Launch Green VIN in the Mid-Atlantic is encouraging, especially for those of us watching PA/NJ/DE/MD movement.

After digging further into the logistics side, I think the rollout is looking more and more like a transport and delivery-center batching process, not a simple reservation-date sequence.

Rivian builds in Normal, Illinois. Public rail/logistics information points to Norfolk Southern being involved with the Normal automotive loading point, and there has also been reporting around Rivian expanding rail-yard capacity for the R2 ramp. If that is the case, the path is probably something like:

Normal build batch → final QC → rail/truck release → regional auto ramp → truck to Rivian service/delivery point → customer delivery

That would explain why the tracker feels uneven. VINs are showing up in clusters by state or region rather than in a perfect reservation-date order.

What I’m seeing now:

1. California remains the biggest VIN cluster.
   That may be because California has strong demand, a deeper Rivian service-center network, and enough volume to justify larger westbound transport batches.
2. Missouri continues to look like a low-friction lane.
   MO has several VINs and is close enough to Normal that short-haul transport could be easier and faster.
3. The Mid-Atlantic is active, but not yet a huge wave.
   PA already had VINs, and now DE has a Launch Green VIN. That suggests the region is moving, but not at the same volume as California.
4. Color may matter, but less than it looked yesterday.
   Half Moon Grey and Glacier White were the strongest early signals. Today’s Catalina Cove additions make the color theory weaker. It may be more about which completed vehicles fit into a shipping lane.
5. Purchase orders still dominate VIN assignments.
   The VIN rows are overwhelmingly purchase orders. Leases still appear underrepresented.
6. VIN assignment does not necessarily mean immediate delivery.
   Some VIN-assigned vehicles still show 4-8 week windows or final QC language, so a VIN likely means the vehicle is somewhere in the production/QC/logistics pipeline, not necessarily already on its way to the buyer.

Updated theory

The rollout looks like it is being driven by:

• Build batch availability
• Final QC release
• Rail/truck lane availability
• Regional delivery-center capacity
• Local delivery scheduling
• Then reservation/order timing within those constraints

So my current read is that Rivian is not just going “oldest reservation first.” They appear to be releasing R2s in controlled logistics waves.

What I’ll keep watching tomorrow:

• More PA/NJ/DE/MD/VA VINs, which would suggest a broader Mid-Atlantic wave
• More Launch Green VINs
• Whether Catalina Cove continues gaining momentum
• Whether lease orders start getting VINs
• Whether delivery windows compress after VIN assignment
• Whether new VINs show up in regional clusters

Bottom line: today’s data makes the rollout look less color-specific and more logistics-driven than yesterday’s data did. The Delaware Launch Green VIN is probably the most encouraging new data point for the Mid-Atlantic.

Seems quite smart. From what I've seen getting space on railcars can be a real pain in the butt since the network is so busy, so if they can be smart and efficient about what is going where, that's gonna be better than just color batches, etc.

 

[cwq93r]

What OS/browser are you using to access the web site? Do you have ad-blocking software enabled on your device? Maybe try a different browser or disabling any adblock software and trying again.

It allowed me to progress after an hour

 

[cwq93r]

R2 Tracker Update - June 30, 2026

Following up on yesterday’s tracker analysis, there were some new additions today that help refine the picture.

Since yesterday:

• Total tracker entries increased from 128 to 132, so +4 new rows
• VIN-entered rows increased from 37 to 43, so +6 VIN rows
• A couple of those VIN rows appear to be duplicates, so I’d treat the real increase as roughly +4 unique VIN/order updates
• Current rough count: 132 total entries, 43 VIN-entered rows, and about 41-42 unique VIN-assigned orders, depending how you handle duplicates

New / notable additions since yesterday:

• Delaware, Launch Green, 21” wheels, VIN 01888, 4-8 week window
• California, Catalina Cove, 21” wheels, VIN 02100, appears duplicated as CWQ93R/cwq93r
• Arizona, Catalina Cove, 20” wheels, VIN 01003, appears duplicated as Timbuk2000
• California, Catalina Cove, 21” wheels, VIN X2100, end of July
• New non-VIN entries include Texas, Esker Silver, 8-12 weeks and Florida, Launch Green, no estimate yet

The biggest takeaway from today’s additions is that Catalina Cove gained momentum. Yesterday, it looked like Half Moon Grey and Glacier White were more heavily represented in VIN assignments. With today’s additions, Catalina Cove is showing up more, especially in California and Arizona. That makes me less convinced this is purely color-driven.

The Delaware Launch Green VIN is also notable. Launch Green had looked underrepresented in assigned VINs, so seeing a Launch Green VIN in the Mid-Atlantic is encouraging, especially for those of us watching PA/NJ/DE/MD movement.

After digging further into the logistics side, I think the rollout is looking more and more like a transport and delivery-center batching process, not a simple reservation-date sequence.

Rivian builds in Normal, Illinois. Public rail/logistics information points to Norfolk Southern being involved with the Normal automotive loading point, and there has also been reporting around Rivian expanding rail-yard capacity for the R2 ramp. If that is the case, the path is probably something like:

Normal build batch → final QC → rail/truck release → regional auto ramp → truck to Rivian service/delivery point → customer delivery

That would explain why the tracker feels uneven. VINs are showing up in clusters by state or region rather than in a perfect reservation-date order.

What I’m seeing now:

1. California remains the biggest VIN cluster.
   That may be because California has strong demand, a deeper Rivian service-center network, and enough volume to justify larger westbound transport batches.
2. Missouri continues to look like a low-friction lane.
   MO has several VINs and is close enough to Normal that short-haul transport could be easier and faster.
3. The Mid-Atlantic is active, but not yet a huge wave.
   PA already had VINs, and now DE has a Launch Green VIN. That suggests the region is moving, but not at the same volume as California.
4. Color may matter, but less than it looked yesterday.
   Half Moon Grey and Glacier White were the strongest early signals. Today’s Catalina Cove additions make the color theory weaker. It may be more about which completed vehicles fit into a shipping lane.
5. Purchase orders still dominate VIN assignments.
   The VIN rows are overwhelmingly purchase orders. Leases still appear underrepresented.
6. VIN assignment does not necessarily mean immediate delivery.
   Some VIN-assigned vehicles still show 4-8 week windows or final QC language, so a VIN likely means the vehicle is somewhere in the production/QC/logistics pipeline, not necessarily already on its way to the buyer.

Updated theory

The rollout looks like it is being driven by:

• Build batch availability
• Final QC release
• Rail/truck lane availability
• Regional delivery-center capacity
• Local delivery scheduling
• Then reservation/order timing within those constraints

So my current read is that Rivian is not just going “oldest reservation first.” They appear to be releasing R2s in controlled logistics waves.

What I’ll keep watching tomorrow:

• More PA/NJ/DE/MD/VA VINs, which would suggest a broader Mid-Atlantic wave
• More Launch Green VINs
• Whether Catalina Cove continues gaining momentum
• Whether lease orders start getting VINs
• Whether delivery windows compress after VIN assignment
• Whether new VINs show up in regional clusters

Bottom line: today’s data makes the rollout look less color-specific and more logistics-driven than yesterday’s data did. The Delaware Launch Green VIN is probably the most encouraging new data point for the Mid-Atlantic.

Sorry! Please delete that duplicate of myself! Also my VIN is not 02100 but the spreadsheet would not let me add 021XX

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