News roundup covering the Rivian R2's potential market impact, the controversial design of the electric Ferrari Luce, Tesla's robotaxi crash details, new EU regulations for breathalyzers in vehicles, and advancements in AI PCs and high-tech fans.
A collection of automotive news including Rivian's new R2 model, GM's vehicle-to-grid technology, the controversial design of the Ferrari Luce EV, Tesla's Autopilot safeguards being bypassed, and NYC and LA teaming up to advocate for EVs.
Rivian startet in den USA die Auslieferung seines neuen Mittelklasse-E-SUV R2. Das Modell, das günstiger als der R1S ist, soll frühestens 2027 nach Europa kommen und neue Kundenschichten erschließen.
Rivian's new R2 model aims for the mainstream EV market with a focus on cost-saving and scaled production. The compact crossover offers a refined driving experience, improved UI, and competitive range, though it scales back some off-road capabilities compared to the R1.
Rivian's R2 SUV, priced starting under $60,000, begins deliveries on June 9, with cheaper versions ($48,490 in 2027, ~$45,000 in late 2027) planned.
