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RJ: R2 conversion rate is "much higher" than internal expectations

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Rivian RJ: R2 conversion rate is "much higher" than internal expectations {filename}


"We had our own set of projections as to what we thought the conversion [rate] would be for those Launch variants, and it's meaningfully higher. So the conversion rate is much higher than our own internal expectations, which is fantastic," Scaringe said, adding that the team is excited thinking about what happens when base, mid, and premium trims are added to the mix.
Rivian reaffirmed its full-year delivery guidance range of 65,000 to 70,000. The company lifted the forecast from 62,000 to 67,000 earlier in the month when it announced Q2 deliveries...

With that said, earlier this month Rivian reported it produced 12,613 vehicles at its plant in Normal, Ill., and delivered 12,194 during the quarter, topping its own outlook of 9,000 to 11,000 units.
https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/s...tronger-than-expected-ceo-says-185442823.html
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Good, that means the backlog won’t be so bad when RAP1 ships
 

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Read the article he points out the global shortage in DRAM, thats a subtle way of saying RAP 1 is delayed.
So he point blank says it’s still on track but you want to try to assume from other comments that it’s not?
 
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Read the article he points out the global shortage in DRAM, thats a subtle way of saying RAP 1 is delayed.
Unless the DRAM is on-die with RAP1, why would it really make a difference? And it's not like the current Nvidia (I think) chips don't need DRAM as well. The only problem I could see is if Rivian already had negotiated prices on DRAM for the current crop of R2s, and they're having to pay 5x or 6x more for the chips that will go with RAP1.

Then that would simply be more of a cost issue... which they can pass along.
 

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So he point blank says it’s still on track but you want to try to assume from other comments that it’s not?
He says "Targeting" not Will launch in the comments you posted... Completely different meaning. He actually said that the DRAM shortage is a big concern. They will not launch a feature if they cant get steady supply
 

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Read the article he points out the global shortage in DRAM, thats a subtle way of saying RAP 1 is delayed.
It's probably a few hundred dollars a car extra. Should Rivian absorb that cost? Maybe. Can they afford to? Probably not at this point. Once they decide to switch over, there's probably not much of a choice.
 

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expect prices to go up every year anyway. whether they go up $1,000 or $2,000 or $2,500 is the question
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