Finally happy to hear that Rivian has shared some additional details on its current leasing offer on the R1T. $859/month Take delivery before 12/31/2023 36 months with 30k miles $6,754 due at signing $7500 EV credit Available only in the following states: Arizona California Colorado Florida G…

Yeah, here’s the fine print if anyone wants to know without going to the Rivian site. It’s further a rough lease since any miles over are $0.30 instead of the $0.25 you get with Mercedes; and less if you go with BMW and buy miles later. I still can’t tell if you can buy out the lease after the fir…

I expect price decreases to come by this summer. The reservation backlog has pretty much cleared, and they’ll need to increase demand to meet their ramped up production. My take is that if they backtracked and were able to honor pre-price hike pricing, they should be able to come back down to those …

I’m pretty lukewarm on my R1S. Wickedly fast, tons of space, great tech. mediocre ride quality and wind noise (more Toyota and less MB/Audi). The biggest negative and why I am considering selling mine is the 400V slow ass charging for an EV (1C - about 130-140 kW on average) with such a large batte…

At about 1000 per month, it’s probably a good deal for anyone who knows what they are getting into. However, with all the demand issue on Rivians I believe they will sweeten this deal in coming months.

Currently a healthy discussion over in the Ask the Hackers section with new posts regarding the R1S if you want to check it out: [image] Rivian Lease Deal Available Finally Ask the Hackrs Finally happy to hear that Rivian has shared some additional details on its current …

Yeah… this should merged with that discussion. Edit: Thanks for the merge.

Tahoes are leasing in this same price range. Granted they are much bigger vehicles but if you need a 3-row EV. I think the EV9 leases for around $900 (l think someone posted that here). If EV9 leases get can down to $500-600… those will fly off Kia lots.

The problem is the dealers know there are not many options for a true sub sized ev, so dealers (at least the ones I have contacted) are wanting a premium for them.

It’s a shit lease deal but having tried both would take the Rivian at $1300 / month all in over an EQS at $1100. If you need the space it’s just a much roomier car and more fun to drive. If you don’t need the space then I think iX is a better value than either. Still need to try an EV9 but their e…

Rivian Lease or Purchase Discussion

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ApexHunt January 19, 2024, 9:05pm 73

Currently a healthy discussion over in the Ask the Hackers section with new posts regarding the R1S if you want to check it out: