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Rivian Recalls Nearly 20,000 R1T and R1S Models Over Suspension Service Issue
Rivian has recalled about 20,000 R1T and R1S models from 2022–2025 due to a suspension service procedure error that could cause rear toe link separation and increase crash risk.
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Rivian Faces a Critical Test with the Affordable R2 After 2025 Sales Dip
Rivian’s 2025 sales dropped 18% after the U.S. EV tax credit ended. The 2026 R2 SUV, starting around $45K, targets mass-market buyers and will be a key test of Rivian’s growth and market strategy.
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Rivian Owners Modify Rear Doors to Ensure Safety in Emergencies
Rivian's 2025 R1T and R1S rear doors pose safety risks due to electronic handles. Owners are creating DIY fixes for emergency access, while the company plans redesigned handles for future models.
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