pitbull-ny
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Range Rover Evoque?What will the ICE eqivalent of the R2 be? Or what should it be? I keep thinking of a Bronco Sport, which would be disappointing.
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Range Rover Evoque?What will the ICE eqivalent of the R2 be? Or what should it be? I keep thinking of a Bronco Sport, which would be disappointing.
I think the version that will be targeting the $40k starting price is a FWD single motor. With today's costs, I don't see it any other way. The R2 AWD will probably top out just under $70k, or slightly over.Now people are talking $65K? Once you add Destination fee, Doc fee, Order fee, Registration, every other fee and tax that's close to $75k... and that will not help Rivian sell vehicles.
This iteration needs to start at $49,999 or lower to get off the ground, Rivian does not need another $75K offering.
Grand Cherokee is already a 3-row SUV in the "L" trim and it's very close in size to the R1S. It's actually a few inches longer than an R1S.I would expect the ar2 to be like a Grand Cherokee, Passport, or Edge - a larger two row SUV. Then the R3 would be a compact Escape, Cherokee sized vehicle.
Man I hope not. I guess it will still sell but, not for me.Range Rover Evoque?
Right, it is a combination of size and ground clearance.People are talking about size but I also wonder about this with regard to function. At a lower price point, can Rivian can satisfy both the sport track crowd and the off-road crowd?
In other words, is the R2 supposed to be a 4Runner killer or a Model Y killer, or can it possibly do both?
The sub $50k version can target Model Y.In other words, is the R2 supposed to be a 4Runner killer or a Model Y killer, or can it possibly do both?
Definitely not, based on the covered image we've all seen. Its much more of competition to Highlander-class of SUVs.Hopefully it’s a Bronco and Wrangler competitor. .