Massachusetts 2023 Rivian R1T Performance Dual Large Effective $349/month including taxes

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Here is a deal I got on a 2023 R1T Dual Performance Large. The final contract just came through today and I’m picking it up Monday morning at 10 AM

Actual MSRP - $74,750+$1800 destination fee = $76,550

Selling price inclusive of discount = $66,850
Discounts = $9700 ($6000 referral and $3700 MY lease credit)
Rebate = $7500 EV credit
Deposit = $1000(applied as CCR)
DAS=$2553 (In addition to the $1000 for a total DAS of $3553)
Post sale state EV credit= $7500
Residual Value=$42,868(56%)

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Per the state EV tax credit as written. R1S and R1T are classified as Class 2b vehicles and as long as they’re under $80k including destination fee they should qualify for $7500 MA state EV tax credit. It takes roughly 3 months to get the state to send you a check for it.

Thanks again to @Kellstar for all the info and guidance.
And thanks to @Bumboola for the employee referral.
Deal not replicable

Edit with timeline of post sale rebate.
July 9 Emailed them to apply for the rebate.
July 16 they emailed me back asking for more info as I was missing some things
July 16 I emailed them back with the things I was missing.
July 16 they confirmed that they received all info required and sent it to review and final approval
Aug 1 Approved
Aug 22 Check mailed out
Aug 27 check received

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Lucky you on getting the performance. Tried a lot to get them to upgrade it but they kept saying Large packs can’t be updated!

Awesome color as well

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Congrats on your deal. As a fellow MA resident, it is always good seeing such an amazing deal.

I have a reservation for a 2026 R2 (whenever they are released). However, I might try and snag an R1S or R1T next year if I can get a “decent” lease deal. I just need to find a friend of a friend that works at Rivian. :grin:

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That state ev credit is clutch! Nice buy.

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Awesome work!

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Woww well done

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Congrats to a fellow MA resident. I just picked up mine Thursday at Chelsea service center. So far so good was a little crazy over there make sure you take a good look and drive it around block if you picking up there.

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Has anyone outside of MA tried getting the MA ev discount and had it shipped or does the owner have to provide proof of MA residency?

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I am pretty sure you can’t claim a MA EV credit if you are not a MA resident.

EDIT: Proof of Massachusetts residency will be required to complete a MOR-EV application.

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MA residency requirement - no way around it

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I took public transport for the first in forever to go get it. It went fine. Uber wanted $70 but the train was infinitely cheaper.

Were you able to get that one under $80k for the state EV credit?

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No unfortunately it was $86,250 plus destination. They did get me an Uber ride there on them. Green color forest interior max battery and 22 darks.

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Thoughts on being able to lease in MA (not the EV credit) and take delivery without residency? I live in a non-lease state and MA is one state that allows registration by non-residents. I’m not trying to dodge taxes just simply trying to originate a lease. Once taking delivery I’d transfer the lease to my non-lease state. If someone could find a loophole here that could mean more sales for Rivian…just saying.

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Good luck finding that loophole.

What state do you live in. As a MA resident, it is the first time I am hearing that the RMV will allow you to register a car as a non-resident.

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https://www.mass.gov/how-to/apply-for-a-non-resident-short-term-registration

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:point_up_2::point_up_2: @dlucas589 - Care to answer?

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Im in WI. We have antiquated dealer protection laws meaning we wont be getting Rivian leasing anytime soon.

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Rivian is not really a MA dealer in that sense.
This is something that maybe Herb Chambers the biggest dealer network in the state could in theory do but probably not Rivian.
I reckon @Bostoncarconcierge would know more on that than me

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Sorry to revive a stale thread. I just put deposit down on a 2024 R1T large $75.5k msrp. Will be stacking the $6k F&F referral. Think I’m overthinking this but I live in MA and vehicle will be registered in MA but I have to pick up the Riv from a service center in NJ. That won’t prevent me from claiming the $7.5k Mor-EV rebate right?

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Well done :+1: