The EV Rivian maker opens commercial sales for all fleet sizes

Written by Apirub Roy

SANA Francisco (Reuters) – RIVAN sales of connecting trucks to fleets of all sizes in the United States said.

Rivian, known as its leading trucks R1S SUVS and R1T trucks, witnessed a request beyond Amazon for its commercial trucks, and it was tested with large fleets.

VAN Sales, along with its plans to launch smaller and lowest SUVs in 2026, will be very important for Rivian’s success with the broader demand for EVS amid high borrowing costs.

“Rivian is experimenting with its commercial truck with many large fleets in the United States, and preparing the fleet management process in the comprehensive market,” the company said in a statement. “These pilots paved the way to enable Covern to open sales more.”

Rivian ended the exclusive deal for Van Sales with Amazon in late 2023, but reaffirmed her commitment to submit a request for 100,000 trucks by 2030. Amazon currently has 20,000 rural trucks in its fleet.

After the exclusive end, the American Wireless Company was the first company to buy some trucks from Rivian in a pilot program. She did not reveal the number of vehicles she bought or financial terms.

The Rivian Declaration comes on Monday months after the solution of the component deficiency that was exposed to the production of its geese, as well as the SUVs and the cars.

Last month, the company exceeded analysts’ expectations to deliver the fourth quarter. The costs have been reduced by re -negotiating suppliers contracts and renewing their manufacturing operations to transfer a total profit for the fourth quarter.

Rivian was set to report the results of the fourth quarter on February 20.

(Participated in the reports of Apirub Roy; edited by Susan Venton)