DuoRivians
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if thats true, thats a real bummer. one of the tradeoffs of lower range was going to be the ability to charge to 100% all the time. poor decision by Rivian if this is true.
not as black and white as you think. EV9 has tech, luxury and family friendly features the R1S does not.I’m extremely happy to see this price drop.
Kia is toast.
R1S all day long for $1,000 more.
$3,750 tax credit is just icing on the top for the consumer.
The $7,500 EV credit is included with leasing. (Offer includes upfront capitalized cost reduction of $7,500 provided by the lessor.)
hope they stick to switching to LFP. if true, i would wait for that chemistry if youre going to get the Standard pack.Per Rivian:
I don't know if I'm happy about the Rivian price cuts....it's one thing to cut price if you're already profitable like Tesla, and a whole different animal if you're already losing money.I’m extremely happy to see this price drop.
Kia is toast.
R1S all day long for $1,000 more.
$3,750 tax credit is just icing on the top for the consumer.
The $7,500 EV credit is included with leasing. (Offer includes upfront capitalized cost reduction of $7,500 provided by the lessor.)
not as black and white as you think. EV9 has tech, luxury and family friendly features the R1S does not.
I don't know if I'm happy about the Rivian price cuts....it's one thing to cut price if you're already profitable like Tesla, and a whole different animal if you're already losing money.
Tesla still generates cash after cutting price 20%-30% and they have inflicted massive losses on Ford and other competitors who have been forced to follow suit.
Rivian having negative gross margins and cutting price makes me worried.
To be honest, I thought they'd be able to maintain current pricing for a while given the low R1S inventory levels, backlog, etc.
I think Rivian's hope was to increase their ASP over time.They'll be perfectly fine. Most of the folks will go with dual motor starting at $74,900 which is higher margin. The quad motor is at the same $92,000 price as before.
Rivian probably improves marginal profit with each of these vehicles (via lower marginal cost relative to lower revenue) and certainly improves fixed cost absorption, if they can produce more and sell them. In all, I think this is a big positive for Rivian’s bottom line.I don't know if I'm happy about the Rivian price cuts....it's one thing to cut price if you're already profitable like Tesla, and a whole different animal if you're already losing money.
Tesla still generates cash after cutting price 20%-30% and they have inflicted massive losses on Ford and other competitors who have been forced to follow suit.
Rivian having negative gross margins and cutting price makes me worried.
To be honest, I thought they'd be able to maintain current pricing for a while given the low R1S inventory levels, backlog, etc.
yes, but then you still have to tell your friends you drive a Kianot as black and white as you think. EV9 has tech, luxury and family friendly features the R1S does not.