Rivian Is Finally Driving Into Its Make-Or-Break Moment
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- Rivian (RIVN) has slid to around $15 per share as of late January 2026, with investors waiting to see if its R2 SUV can scale the business.
- The company is shifting from premium R1 trucks and SUVs to a more mass-market R2, after retooling its Illinois plant and absorbing heavy losses.
- The next 1–2 years hinge on R2 demand, production execution, and whether software and services can meaningfully support the core EV business.
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