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Dual Standard - $77,700 MSRP
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$77,700 Federal EV Tax Credit: not eligible The Dual Standard trim does not qualify for the Clean Vehicle Credit.
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Build and PricePrices based on sales in OH thru 6/2/25
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Best family and adventure oriented SUV
JBM, 01/18/2025
2025 Rivian R1S Tri 4dr SUV AWD w/Max Battery, Ascend Interior (electric DD)
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
This SUV does everything well, from amazing electrical performance to all around utility SUV. For the adventurous, it’s great for camping, even keeping me warm in 22 degree weather at a State Park campground. It’s a great size too, with lots of storage. With access to the Tesla chargers, roadtrips are amazing.
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Rivian Rocket
Martin Esq, 10/27/2024
2025 Rivian R1S Adventure Dual Standard 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
1 of 6 people found this review helpful
This SUV should be #1 by all standards. Why? Because they continually update and improve this system monthly with free over air updates. With a 240V in your garage you’re good
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- AdventureMSRP: $78,850166 mi away
- Dual Standard 4dr SUV w/Standard Battery, Adventure InteriorMSRP: $83,998In-stock online
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Rivian left me stranded with a dead battery!
syed asar, 02/13/2025
2025 Rivian R1S Dual 4dr SUV AWD w/Max Battery, Adventure Interior (electric DD)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
I was traveling and my Rivian R1S battery died, both the main and the auxiliary, died. I called Rivian for urgent assistance to help me replace the auxiliary battery so that I can't get into the car and charge my car and get back on the road. I can't even unlock and get into the car right now. They gave me an appointment of 2/28, over 2 weeks away, with their mobile service to replace the aux battery. In the meantime, I don't have a car! Their support tells me that they treat this as a higher priority but they have not been able to give me an earlier appointment! This is really frustrating as a car owner! Rivian has to deal with these situations as soon as a car battery dies. Can't just treat it as business as usual. Very disappointed in the Rivian service. Can Rivian improve their Roadside assistance to help stranded car owners with a sense of urgency when their car battery dies? Can you improve your response time for these dire situations?
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A True Adventure SUV with Brains, Brawn & Quirks
Mark Beres, 05/31/2025
2025 Rivian R1S Tri 4dr SUV AWD w/Max Battery, Ascend Interior (electric DD)
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
We’ve had our Rivian R1S for a year, and overall, I genuinely love this vehicle. It’s fast, nimble, spacious, and purpose-built for people who live active lifestyles and actually use their SUV to go places, do things, and enjoy the outdoors. What I Love: 1. Acceleration & Handling: For a big SUV, the R1S drives like a much smaller, sportier car. Acceleration is instant and thrilling, and the handling—on and off pavement—is remarkable. 2. Interior Comfort: The cabin is roomy, modern, and genuinely comfortable. It’s practical and well thought-out, with excellent visibility and a minimalist yet functional layout. 3. Tech & Self-Driving: The self-driving features work well and are improving with updates. Rivian’s software interface is intuitive once you get used to it. Camp Speaker: Sounds like a gimmick until you use it. It’s awesome. 4. Off-Road Capability: High clearance, plenty of torque, and capable driving modes make it fun and reliable for camping and dirt-road adventures. What Needs Work: a. Service Scheduling: Easy to book via the app, but I’ve had appointments cancelled and rescheduled by Rivian without much notice. It’s odd and mildly frustrating. b. Mobile Service Limitations: The mobile technician was friendly and knowledgeable, but their on-site tools are limited. Major service still requires a visit to a facility. c. Software-Defined Vehicle: This is both a pro and a con. The R1S is essentially a computer on wheels, and that’s great—until it’s not. If you’ve ever had to reboot your home computer, expect to do the same here once in a while. You must be comfortable with tech to really enjoy a Rivian. d. Interior Fit & Finish: While the overall interior is great, the door handles and closures feel lightweight and cheap. This detracts from the premium feel. e. Flat Tire Reality Check: If you get a flat, you’re in for a challenge unless you’ve prepared. BUY the optional spare, make sure you have the compressor, and watch the YouTube videos before it happens. Practice at home. Seriously. f. Wireless Phone Charger: The built-in magnetic charger is weak. Get a good aftermarket unit. g. Hot Climate Limitations: We live in Arizona. The sunroof doesn’t block enough UV, so the cabin heats up quickly. The A/C works, but it’s underpowered for rapid cooling. Use the app’s cooldown function in advance—it's essential in hot climates. Final Thoughts: Ignore the 1-star reviews—this is not a 1-star vehicle. The Rivian R1S is a well-built, fun-to-drive, and truly innovative SUV that’s meant for a new generation of drivers. It’s not a traditional luxury SUV, and it doesn’t pretend to be. If you’re looking for an ultra-polished, coddling ride, look elsewhere. But if you want a capable, adventurous, software-driven SUV with serious personality and constant OTA improvements, this is a solid 4-star ride. No regrets.
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