Rivian R1T electric pickup will delay deliveries by a month

Despite the promise that first deliveries will begin in June, production of the Rivian R1T is delayed by a month, according to statements gathered on an owners forum.

According to statements made on the owners forum, Rivian R1T deliveries have now been pushed back to July. This date represents a month's delay from the original delivery that the manufacturer promised at the time of this car's launch. While this forum is not directly related to the company, Rivian confirmed the information, adding that people who pre-ordered the R1S Launch Edition, its other model, will receive an estimated delivery time in November.

The brand also took the opportunity to tell some of the media that both cars have a standard air compressor and that there are plenty of upgrade and customization options available, including an off-road package, cargo crossbars, and passenger packages.

Another of the announcements is related to its Drive program, which will allow everyone to test these cars. It will begin in August in cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Detroit and Seattle. He will have two alternatives: the first offers to test the car delivered to your home if the interested party makes an appointment; the second would involve using the brand's tour dates. In these cases, the brand will give preference to people who have already placed pre-orders to be the first to experience this electric truck, which is already positioning itself as a strong contender for, and.

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