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I'd love to stay with quad/max but the wait is so long.
Hi, As a Max pack preorder holder, we want to thank you for being on this journey with us as we work toward delivering your vehicle. As we continue to advance our technology and evolve our product line, we want to share updates as early as possible to help you plan.
Updates we plan to make early next year:
- R1T with Max pack will only be available in a Dual-Motor AWD configuration.
- Max pack with standard Dual-Motor AWD will have a target range around 640+ kilometers, 600 HP and 0–100 km/h as quick as 4.7 seconds.¹ We will also offer an enhanced version of Dual-Motor AWD with the same range that increases horsepower to 700 HP and lowers 0–100 km/h to as quick as 3.6 seconds.¹ Both versions maintain the R1T’s 4,989 kg of towing capacity.
- For price committed customers who preordered before 3/1/2022, choosing standard Dual-Motor AWD will lower your current price by $6,250 CAD while the enhanced version will lower it by $2,750 CAD. Deliveries are planned to start at the end of summer in limited volumes and will ramp through the end of the year. We will prioritize Max pack preorder holders for our earliest Dual-Motor deliveries where it’s possible.
- Quad-Motor + Max pack will not be selectable in the configurator beginning in early 2023. We plan to add a Quad-Motor with additional capability at a later date that will pair with the Max pack. We will release pricing for this new variant closer to launch.
- This update introduces a more energy dense Max pack design that pairs with our Dual-Motor drive system to deliver long range with outstanding performance at a lower price point. Making this change supports our continued focus on simplifying the production process as we scale.
At this time, no action is required on your part. We simply wanted to notify you early to make you aware. We plan to reach back out in January with details on updating your configuration and when you can expect your delivery timing estimate.
If you prefer to maintain a Quad-Motor configuration — and the possibility to accelerate your delivery date to early 2023 — we recommend changing your R1T configuration to Quad-Motor + Large pack, capable of an EPA-est. 525+ kilometers of range when paired with 21” wheels. If you make this selection now, your new delivery window estimate will be made available in January during our next scheduled timing update.
Look for an email in January with next steps. Of course, if you have questions in the meantime, please contact our team – we are here to help. We want to make sure you have everything you need to help you get into your Rivian as soon as possible. Thanks again for being on this journey with us.
Tony Caravano
Head of Rivian Customer Engagement
*Ranges provided are preliminary manufacturer estimates based on the EPA test cycle and are not official EPA values except where noted. Vehicle range varies with final vehicle selections and other conditions.
¹Acceleration timing estimates depend on tire selection and battery pack. Dual-Motor figures are projections and are subject to change at any time.
For US orders:
Hi, As a Max pack preorder holder, we want to thank you for being on this journey with us as we work toward delivering your vehicle. As we continue to advance our technology and evolve our product line, we want to share updates as early as possible to help you plan.
Updates we plan to make early next year:
- R1T with Max pack will only be available in a Dual-Motor AWD configuration.
- Max pack with standard Dual-Motor AWD will have a target range around 640+ kilometers, 600 HP and 0–100 km/h as quick as 4.7 seconds.¹ We will also offer an enhanced version of Dual-Motor AWD with the same range that increases horsepower to 700 HP and lowers 0–100 km/h to as quick as 3.6 seconds.¹ Both versions maintain the R1T’s 4,989 kg of towing capacity.
- For price committed customers who preordered before 3/1/2022, choosing standard Dual-Motor AWD will lower your current price by $6,250 CAD while the enhanced version will lower it by $2,750 CAD. Deliveries are planned to start at the end of summer in limited volumes and will ramp through the end of the year. We will prioritize Max pack preorder holders for our earliest Dual-Motor deliveries where it’s possible.
- Quad-Motor + Max pack will not be selectable in the configurator beginning in early 2023. We plan to add a Quad-Motor with additional capability at a later date that will pair with the Max pack. We will release pricing for this new variant closer to launch.
- This update introduces a more energy dense Max pack design that pairs with our Dual-Motor drive system to deliver long range with outstanding performance at a lower price point. Making this change supports our continued focus on simplifying the production process as we scale.
At this time, no action is required on your part. We simply wanted to notify you early to make you aware. We plan to reach back out in January with details on updating your configuration and when you can expect your delivery timing estimate.
If you prefer to maintain a Quad-Motor configuration — and the possibility to accelerate your delivery date to early 2023 — we recommend changing your R1T configuration to Quad-Motor + Large pack, capable of an EPA-est. 525+ kilometers of range when paired with 21” wheels. If you make this selection now, your new delivery window estimate will be made available in January during our next scheduled timing update.
Look for an email in January with next steps. Of course, if you have questions in the meantime, please contact our team – we are here to help. We want to make sure you have everything you need to help you get into your Rivian as soon as possible. Thanks again for being on this journey with us.
Tony Caravano
Head of Rivian Customer Engagement
*Ranges provided are preliminary manufacturer estimates based on the EPA test cycle and are not official EPA values except where noted. Vehicle range varies with final vehicle selections and other conditions.
¹Acceleration timing estimates depend on tire selection and battery pack. Dual-Motor figures are projections and are subject to change at any time.
I might consider dual/max if that helps the delivery window. Not sure that i really need that quad motor anyway.I'd love to stay with quad/max but the wait is so long.
Need to decide:
- dual/max or quad/large?
What would you do? Or maybe just keep waiting on quad/max
Looks like decision time between Quad Motor OR Max Pack...not both. I guess "none of the above" is another option.
Hi, As a Max pack preorder holder, we want to thank you for being on this journey with us as we work toward delivering your vehicle. As we continue to advance our technology and evolve our product line, we want to share updates as early as possible to help you plan.
Updates we plan to make early next year:
- R1T with Max pack will only be available in a Dual-Motor AWD configuration.
- Max pack with standard Dual-Motor AWD will have a target range around 640+ kilometers, 600 HP and 0–100 km/h as quick as 4.7 seconds.¹ We will also offer an enhanced version of Dual-Motor AWD with the same range that increases horsepower to 700 HP and lowers 0–100 km/h to as quick as 3.6 seconds.¹ Both versions maintain the R1T’s 4,989 kg of towing capacity.
- For price committed customers who preordered before 3/1/2022, choosing standard Dual-Motor AWD will lower your current price by $6,250 CAD while the enhanced version will lower it by $2,750 CAD. Deliveries are planned to start at the end of summer in limited volumes and will ramp through the end of the year. We will prioritize Max pack preorder holders for our earliest Dual-Motor deliveries where it’s possible.
- Quad-Motor + Max pack will not be selectable in the configurator beginning in early 2023. We plan to add a Quad-Motor with additional capability at a later date that will pair with the Max pack. We will release pricing for this new variant closer to launch.
- This update introduces a more energy dense Max pack design that pairs with our Dual-Motor drive system to deliver long range with outstanding performance at a lower price point. Making this change supports our continued focus on simplifying the production process as we scale.
At this time, no action is required on your part. We simply wanted to notify you early to make you aware. We plan to reach back out in January with details on updating your configuration and when you can expect your delivery timing estimate.
If you prefer to maintain a Quad-Motor configuration — and the possibility to accelerate your delivery date to early 2023 — we recommend changing your R1T configuration to Quad-Motor + Large pack, capable of an EPA-est. 525+ kilometers of range when paired with 21” wheels. If you make this selection now, your new delivery window estimate will be made available in January during our next scheduled timing update.
Look for an email in January with next steps. Of course, if you have questions in the meantime, please contact our team – we are here to help. We want to make sure you have everything you need to help you get into your Rivian as soon as possible. Thanks again for being on this journey with us.
Tony Caravano
Head of Rivian Customer Engagement
*Ranges provided are preliminary manufacturer estimates based on the EPA test cycle and are not official EPA values except where noted. Vehicle range varies with final vehicle selections and other conditions.
¹Acceleration timing estimates depend on tire selection and battery pack. Dual-Motor figures are projections and are subject to change at any time.
I've been joking that I won't see the R1T Max I reserved in May of 2020 until sometime in 2025. Looks like that may have been overly optimistic.Quad-Motor + Max pack will not be selectable in the configurator beginning in early 2023. We plan to add a Quad-Motor with additional capability at a later date that will pair with the Max pack. We will release pricing for this new variant closer to launch.
I read the announcement somewhat differently:Changing to a dual-motor Max results in a more than $8k increase to the quad Max that many of us presently have configured....
My understanding is the price goes down from pre - 3/1 configuration if you switch to dual+max.Changing to a dual-motor Max results in a more than $8k increase to the quad Max that many of us presently have configured. I guess that our only option now is wait a few years for this to happen:
I've been joking that I won't see the R1T Max I reserved in May of 2020 until sometime in 2025. Looks like that may have been overly optimistic.
I'm a Rivian fan, with a 2021 Quad+Max order, I believe in the company enough to also own stock; but the continuous removal of all the elements that set the truck apart (in my opinion) is getting discouraging. The process of pre-ordering and locking in the original pricing seemed great, specifically when Rivian was honoring the pre-order pricing on options and gear but removing them eliminated all the advantage of pre-order or early pricing. We now have to add gear and other upcoming options that were removed at whatever new pricing is set. I know the legal copy addresses their ability to make these changes but sad how different my truck looks now compared to what I was excited about the day I configured it. I'm going to wait until January to see if there are more details on the Quad+Max config. hope they give some pricing love to original Quad+Max orders for the new variant.Also, sounds like the new Quad Max may be a 'new' configuration with a new price which is TBD, and I presume no longer bound by old reservation holder pricing.
Systematically backing out of RJ’s commitment. With this latest, i am not sure what’s left of the original pricing.Understand the 2024 delivery date but kind of vague in what it's going to mean if I stick with my Max+Quad config. price-wise. Unfortunately, I agree with you on the language they used to get out of the original Quad+Max order pricing.
I'm a Rivian fan, with a 2021 Quad+Max order, I believe in the company enough to also own stock; but the continuous removal of all the elements that set the truck apart (in my opinion) is getting discouraging. The process of pre-ordering and locking in the original pricing seemed great, specifically when Rivian was honoring the pre-order pricing on options and gear but removing them eliminated all the advantage of pre-order or early pricing. We now have to add gear and other upcoming options that were removed at whatever new pricing is set. I know the legal copy addresses their ability to make these changes but sad how different my truck looks now compared to what I was excited about the day I configured it. I'm going to wait until January to see if there are more details on the Quad+Max config. hope they give some pricing love to original Quad+Max orders for the new variant.
Config changes since ordering:
Camping Tent
Camp Kitchen
Gear Shuttle Tray for Gear Tunnel
Electric Tonneau
Accessories
Cargo Cross bars
Field Kit
Recovery Boards
Recovery Mounts
All Weather Floor Mat
Quad Motor + Max Pack
Unfortunately this does appear to be the case. I can’t really blame them though. I work for a major manufacturer and the price increases from the supply chain over the last three years have been absolutely astronomical. I don’t see any way they can continue to honor the reservation pricing much longer without incurring massive losses or jeopardizing the relationships with suppliers.Systematically backing out of RJ’s commitment. With this latest, i am not sure what’s left of the original pricing.
Isn’t it the opposite? Especially if there aren’t lockers offered?Dual motor is likely to be better for off roading. Hopefully, they'll offer front and rear lockers. That would be great for rock crawling.
To paraphrase Inigo Montoya from one of my favorite movies "I do not think [the Rivian email] means what you think it means."I read the announcement somewhat differently:
"For price committed customers who preordered before 3/1/2022, choosing standard Dual-Motor AWD will lower your current price by $4,500 while the enhanced version will lower it by $2,000."
"We plan to add a Quad-Motor with additional capability at a later date that will pair with the Max pack. We will release pricing for this new variant closer to launch."
Sounds to me like they have made the decision to allow changing from Quad Max to Dual Max with a net cost savings for old reservation holders, instead of the as you said $8K increase.
Also, sounds like the new Quad Max may be a 'new' configuration with a new price which is TBD, and I presume no longer bound by old reservation holder pricing.