SDH
Well-Known Member
I'm not so sure. It gives current owners (esp early R1 owners) enough time inbetween to trade out and get an R2 without holding on to wait for the R3.R2 production will start in Normal, but ramp up to meet expected demand will require the Georgia plan. R3/R3X is slated for Georgia as well. 2028 is a long ways away for the R3/R3X. Rivian might be regretting revealing it too soon.
I really want the R3X over an R2 but I''m not going to hold on to my 2022 R1T till 2028 so I'll trade it next yr for an R2. Maybe I'll then run the R2 for a couple of years and then trade it for the R3X or just add the R3X.
Sure, some might lose patience, but I also think it limits the downside of throwing loads of choice at the market all at once.
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