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Who are these non-owners you're referring to? I owned a rivian and own a lot of rivian stock. I just sold my Launch Edition that I've owned since launch because I don't have confidence that the company will make it through a really bad economy. If you haven't noticed cars aren't selling these...

The damage from tariffs is already done whether the supreme court reverses them or not. Prices of everything are higher, interest rates are too high for reasonable car loans, supply chains are already held up, and both new and used vehicles aren't moving off of lots. The question you should be...

People sure are a-holes on this forum - the guy just posted his experiences and some write immature negative responses? I just sold my Launch Edition that I owned since they launched three years ago and one of the main reasons in service sucks big time (the other is I don't think Rivian will...

Isn't anyone here worried that Rivian won't make it through the tarrif crisis next year when inflation hits big time and prices of everything go up ridiculously? No EV rebates, higher prices on all foreign materials... slower sales will devastate Rivians ability to raise needed capital.

Wow really, I didn't realize I had freedom of choice like that. Thanks for that wisdom.

It should be competitively priced, which it is not. They are ripping off customers and frankly it's an insult after purchasing their expensive truck (which requires two major service visits per year every year for three years since I've owned it).

My R1T is at the Rivian service center in the DC area for a number of things and they said they found a nail in a front tire and would patch it for $170. That seems extreme since Discount Tire said they'd patch it for free as a courtesy (although that store is an hour away) and my local Exxon...

Isn't this similar to whether you should update your phone now? If you're always looking at new technologies you'll be buying a new truck every year.

I think the payload for my truck is 1,800 lb, what would happen if I have 2500 total pounds including people and stuff in the back?

That’s gambling then. Short term is not investing.

I’m not sure I agree that this is a gambling stock unless you’re in it for only the short term. Some may be into this as an actual long term investment.

Interesting. I’m positive about Rivians future but I can’t see anything particularly positive that would drive up the stock price this year.

Curious why the stock price has been going up so much recently when the overall news for EVs isn’t that great these days? Is it just a rebound because of the pause in China tariffs?

maybe you should get a fourth.

It seems speculators/shorters have been putting downward pressure on this stock for some time now. Don't you think they will continue to try, and possibly succeed, to keep the price down even if R2 is successfully launched?

Interesting. But as a very early adapter (serial in 3000 range) I'm very impressed not only with the quality of my truck after three years of ownership but more important the continued time, energy, and focus on continued innovation with updates and new vehicles. Many of the other startups...

What are your thoughts on why the Rivian stock has been relatively stable these days? “Relatively” because there is always volatility, but it’s not sinking like it could in this unstable economy. I’m wondering if it’s because the R2/R3 production seems to be going on schedule for next year?

I’m guessing because the 25% tariff as Rivian is mostly US manufacturing/parts: https://www.axios.com/2025/03/27/trump-auto-tariffs-vehicles-cars-trucks-suvs

I woke up really hungry today, even had a dream of me eating a meal before I woke up. I like to go on social media and report all of the little details in my life

First there are a lot of people on here who are obviously just shorting Rivian and are not very nice... I mentioned this before but these people ruin a forum like this which should be for Rivian owners and perspective owners. Given that I think this big jump is a shorting play because we...