Search results

this and last month, most rivian's leased between 1.4-1.6% MSRP/mo. thus my guess for the $58k launch model is $810-$930/mo. if there's a big incentive to deliver units in June/end of Q2, then maybe closer to the base or lower. if actual deliveries wouldn't happen until Q3, then closer to the...

Gotcha - you were inputting the exact Rivian configurator values (MSRP 99,690, RV ~57.07% ) into the leasehackr calculator and titrated the money factor to get the monthly payment of $1,208, is that right? Which spat out a slightly different money factor APR of 3.01%? Part of the reason for that...

Thanks for the feedback! You're likely seeing the advertised "Est. lease" rate, which sneakily assumes some large amount down (in this case, $6,500). Once you set down payment to $0, you'll find the monthly rate with $0 down is $1,395 before taxes and fees, which is approximately 1.40% of the...

Hi folks, I went through the different trims for the R1S and R1T lease deals this month and back calculated the money factors and RV%, and standardized everything to % MSRP/mo ($0 down, before taxes and fees), accounting for the new incentives. The analysis is based off a rule of thumb that a %...

the trick to leasing a Lucid is both timing and maximizing all possible incentives, as there's a lot. at a minimum, Studio select ($3k) and Conquest ($2k and genuinely has very loose requirements, you simply need your name on the insurance card of a premium car). if you have a trade-in, you can...

Hah, I actually did the exact same reverse-engineering you did and came up with the money factor as well (i calculated ~4.5%). I then compared it with the vehicles I was cross-shopping with. this was most easily done with the lucid gravity since they are also direct-to-consumer and have...

I was cross-shopping for a luxury EV SUV and looked through the R1S lease offers available this month and they were not very compelling. The best % MSRP/mo deal is for a Dual Lg + Perf at ~1.36% before taxes/fees. That's $1360/mo for $100k MSRP. A Quad is ~1.8%! Was curious if anyone knew if...