Electric Car Maker Rivian Sees Supply Constraints for 'Very Long Time'

The video discusses Rivian's challenges with supply constraints and their plans to accelerate production to meet demand. It outlines the strategy of launching high-spec vehicles first, followed by base models, to manage complexity. The video also covers Rivian's sales and service plans, including a large service network and mobile service options. Additionally, it details the development of a proprietary charging network using the CCS standard to ensure seamless customer experience.

What is Rivian's approach to managing the complexity of launching multiple vehicle variants?

• Launching all variants simultaneously

• Starting with a base model and then adding higher spec models

• Introducing a high spec model first, followed by other variants

• Focusing only on the most expensive model

How does Rivian plan to service their vehicles?

• By offering only online support

• Through a network of service centers and mobile service units

• By requiring customers to visit the main factory

• By relying solely on third-party service centers

What percentage of Rivian's service activities is expected to be handled by mobile service units?

• 50%

• 80%

• 90%

• 60%

What is the primary goal of Rivian's charging infrastructure?

• To make charging a seamless experience for customers

• To limit charging to only Rivian vehicles

• To compete with gas stations

• To offer free charging for all electric vehicles

Which charging standard does Rivian use for its vehicles?

• CHAdeMO

• Tesla Supercharger

• CCS

• Type 2