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Revving Up Together: The Most Anticipated Car Collaborations on The Horizon

In the ever-evolving world of automobiles, the magic often amplifies when brands join forces. Car collaborations are not just about crafting new models; they're about marrying the strengths of eac

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The Future is Big and Electric: Your Ultimate Review of 2023 Electric SUVs on Performance and Efficiency

We get it—SUVs are all about room and comfort. But what if we told you that in 2023 you can have that roominess and go easy on the planet? Yep, electric SUVs are where it's at! We've tak

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2024 Rivian R1X Will Have 1,200 Horsepower When It Arrives

There may soon be a new Rivian model, as the company is developing a high-performance SUV based on rallying principles. According to sources, the model will be known as the R1X and will be based on a

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Ford Rivian R1T And R1S Have Been Given EPA Ranges

For now, the company is waiting for several government authorities to finish their work before it begins Rivian deliveries later this month, according to CEO R.J. Scaringe of the company. In response

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Rivian R1T Navigates Through At Least 3 Feet Of Water With Ease

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe recently tweeted a photo showing the company's forthcoming flagship R1T truck traveling through a lazy river (like a pool of water), buried up near its bonnet. As the first

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Rivian R1T Electric Truck Postponed Till Early Fall

Rivian R1T electric truck has been postponed yet again, this time by a month from its initial delivery date. Clients will now receive the truck in September. This delay was caused by both the pande

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2022 Will Bring You A Rivian R1T With An Optional Removable Roof

The Rivian R1T already conquered the automotive world, becoming one of the most interesting electric vehicles on the market. Who says that this would be all since the manufacturer prepared somethi

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Rivian Becomes A Real Tesla Competitor

That's a bold affirmation, but it's true in some of the critical areas. The automaker recently announced that they will give a battery warranty for 8 years or for the first 175,000 miles. Usua

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