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I doubt they've made more than 100-200 vans that were actually put into service and not test vehicles. They were still tinkering as of last month.Any clue how many of those are Vans?
None. Those are just R1 numbers.Any clue how many of those are Vans?
The vins are sequential and include pilot production.Did they skip vins? I thought the VIN was up to 88xx.
Works out to 338/week, 48/day, projected at current historical rate of 17,500-18,000/year.
The CNBC article can't necessarily be assumed to be 100% accurate. It wouldn't be a shock if they weren't even aware of the vans, and assumed when RJ says vehicles he means the only two they were aware of. The only official statement I've seen from Rivian is the tweet, which just says vehicles.None. Those are just R1 numbers.
That is just Q2 production. Adding in Q1 production (and what they produced in 2021H2, the numbers make sense.Did they skip vins? I thought the VIN was up to 88xx.
Works out to 338/week, 48/day, projected at current historical rate of 17,500-18,000/year.
Directly from Rivian’s SEC filing today:The CNBC article can't necessarily be assumed to be 100% accurate. It wouldn't be a shock if they weren't even aware of the vans, and assumed when RJ says vehicles he means the only two they were aware of. The only official statement I've seen from Rivian is the tweet, which just says vehicles.
That said, there haven't been a significant number of vans either way.
I think you need to update your math for work week. I thought they were manufacturing 6hrs/day, 5 days a week. So that's more like mid 60 vehicles/day, and they said they were going to do 100/day? Someone check my facts here pse.Did they skip vins? I thought the VIN was up to 88xx.
Works out to 338/week, 48/day, projected at current historical rate of 17,500-18,000/year.
they are nowhere near running their lines 6 days a week (they have saturday shifts) I believe they now average 2-3 shifts a week where they fully run the lines. the other times they are idle.I think you need to update your math for work week. I thought they were manufacturing 6hrs/day, 5 days a week. So that's more like mid 60 vehicles/day, and they said they were going to do 100/day? Someone check my facts here pse.