Rivian has patented a set of designs which show the company may have plans to offer a vehicle with swappable and reconfigurable bed modules, depending on the owner's needs. See the description and our previews inside.

Rivian has not yet announced colors for the production R1T Pickup truck, but we can nonetheless give our members these preview looks at the R1T in different colors.

Which ones do you like or do you plan to order (if given your choice of colors)?

Rivian is not resting on its laurels with the successful introduction of the R1T Pickup and R1S SUV concepts. CEO RJ Scaring has also confirmed that the company is designing four other unnamed vehicles, one of which is presumably the already-spied Rally inspired model.

So, what are the other three unnamed vehicles? Share your ideas with us inside.

Rivian has released some extended footage of the R1T pickup truck and R1S SUV playing in Colorado.

Check them out here:
R1T Video
R1S Video

Faraday's loss is Rivian's gain as Faraday Future's electric drivetrain team has defected from the troubled EV startup to Rivian. More details after the jump...

In a recent interview, Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe let known a little secret about the company's testing of the skateboard platform underpinning its vehicles -- that they have been testing on public roads under the disguise of used Ford F-150 bodies.

This makes sense in light of scattered reports of strange F-150 trucks with missing tailpipes and other features. It seems the speculation that these were just hybrid F-150 prototypes may not be entirely true.

While taking photos of the Rivian R1T being driven around its Michigan headquarters, our photographers
caught an early stage seating buck of what is possibly a future Rivian Rally vehicle!

The four-door design of the seating buck shows an arching silhouette and distinct flared front fenders which make it distinct from any of Rivian's designs shown to date.

Here are some cool Rivian facts, trivia and history!

Know what "Rivian" actually means? Or why there have been no camouflaged Rivian prototypes spied?

Find out inside.

Rivian CEO, RJ Scaringe, recently sat down with Greentechmedia for a lengthy interview.

The conversation touched upon many subjects including Rivian's skateboard platform, manufacturing strategy, vehicle development, funding, product pricing, how the company manages the "hype" surrounding its vehicles and their vision for the future. Read the full Q&A inside.

Rivian has previously announced that the R1T pickup will have a starting price of $69,000 and the R1S SUV will start at $72,500. But, these are the base models with smaller battery packs, and probably won't be available upon launch (pricier, longer range models will likely be the first ones delivered).

In a recent interview CEO RJ Scaringe, indicated that Rivian is targeting the likes of a fully loaded Ford F-150, Denali, Suburban or Land Rover Discovery.

This past January, Rivian made a short film with Ben Moon (photographer/director) and a few other friends, documenting their off-the-grid adventure in the R1T and R1S in Colorado's backcountry.

Watch the whole piece here and get a behind-the-scenes look at the fun.

We've discovered a new Rivian patent which reveals for the first time details on the company's Auxiliary Battery module that can increase its vehicle's range beyond the 400 mile estimate for its top of the line models!

The battery is removable and reattachable to the vehicle and once attached, the vehicle automatically detects the battery module to make necessary adjustments according to a set of multiple predetermined features sets that determine driving performance, suspension characteristics, braking performance/sensitivity, steering ratio, etc.

Rivian has just confirmed that it will be bringing both the R1T and R1S to the 2019 New York International Auto Show from April 19 through April 28!

The company will also provide the auto show visitors an opportunity to meet a few of the designers and engineers who helped bring these vehicles to life.

Rivian has secured a new round of investment worth $700M from an investment group led by Amazon. With Amazon's investment, they'll be able to use technology being developed to shape electric delivery vehicles to support its own logistics efforts and tap into the $900 billion logistics industry.

Full story inside...

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe gave an interview during Rivian's current visit to the Winter X-Games in Aspen, Colorado.

A wide variety of topics were covered, including Rivian's development of portable auxillary batteries and innovations in autonomous driving and its potential use in self-driving adventure tours.

Check out the full interview inside.