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Many other car manufacturers, when they introduce a new model, will call it the following year model, not the year it actually came out.
There is no reason for all Rivians not to be 2022 models. Very few will be delivered in 2021 anyway, maybe 30,000? So why not just make it a 2022 model and be done with. Think about it Scaringe, exactly when will they become 2022 models? On January 1st. 2022? So I got mine at Xmas 2021, and in 6 days I could have gotten a 2022 model?
It makes a difference I think!
There is no reason for all Rivians not to be 2022 models. Very few will be delivered in 2021 anyway, maybe 30,000? So why not just make it a 2022 model and be done with. Think about it Scaringe, exactly when will they become 2022 models? On January 1st. 2022? So I got mine at Xmas 2021, and in 6 days I could have gotten a 2022 model?
It makes a difference I think!