Rivian's autonomy push faces test as R2 ramp continues
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe focused on unproven autonomy tech during Q3 call as R2 production ramps; point-to-point hands-free driving planned for 2026 employee testing.
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During Rivian's Q3 earnings call, The Verge reports CEO RJ Scaringe spent nearly half the hour on autonomous driving ambitions rather than the R2 production ramp. Rivian plans point-to-point hands-free driving for employees in 2026, customers in 2027, and robotaxis with Uber in 2028.
Rivian's autonomy push faces test as R2 ramp continues ↗Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe focused on unproven autonomy tech during Q3 call as R2 production ramps; point-to-point hands-free driving planned for 2026 employee testing.
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