TXR1S
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If the $7500 tax credit is valuable to you, please let Rivian know. It will not be available very soon unless you have a written, binding agreement.
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RJ,
Unfortunately, congress has pulled out the rug on the commitment they made to start-up EV manufacturers to foster an EV market. I feel really bad that this is happening to Rivian.
As I’m sure you are aware, the “Transition Rule” in the passed legislation allows for anyone with a “written binding agreement” in place before the President signs the bill to have the option to utilize the existing credit.
Your preorder holders have (mostly) patiently borne the delays that are inherent with a start up car manufacturer. But these delays are now putting us in a position where many of us may not be able to go through with our purchases in absence of the $7,500 tax credit.
Allowing us to sign Preliminary Buyers Agreements (PBA) to allow us to utilize the Transition Rule would go a very long way toward rebuilding the trust described in your March 3rd letter.
This would also be beneficial for Rivian because it would mitigate the unknown amount of order cancellations that will occur if the tax credit is removed. It would secure and lock in your order book for the next 16 months.
I know demand is outstripping supply, but your preorder holders have been your biggest supports for literally years. Please support us now and let us sign Buyers Agreements.
[email protected]
[email protected]
RJ,
Unfortunately, congress has pulled out the rug on the commitment they made to start-up EV manufacturers to foster an EV market. I feel really bad that this is happening to Rivian.
As I’m sure you are aware, the “Transition Rule” in the passed legislation allows for anyone with a “written binding agreement” in place before the President signs the bill to have the option to utilize the existing credit.
Your preorder holders have (mostly) patiently borne the delays that are inherent with a start up car manufacturer. But these delays are now putting us in a position where many of us may not be able to go through with our purchases in absence of the $7,500 tax credit.
Allowing us to sign Preliminary Buyers Agreements (PBA) to allow us to utilize the Transition Rule would go a very long way toward rebuilding the trust described in your March 3rd letter.
This would also be beneficial for Rivian because it would mitigate the unknown amount of order cancellations that will occur if the tax credit is removed. It would secure and lock in your order book for the next 16 months.
I know demand is outstripping supply, but your preorder holders have been your biggest supports for literally years. Please support us now and let us sign Buyers Agreements.
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