The world’s second-largest automaker and the Silicon Valley startup are trying to address each other’s core weakness.
VW and Rivian are betting they can help each other with their EV lineups at an increasingly precarious time in the industry.
VW’s capital to Rivian isn’t guaranteed, and neither is the success of the joint venture. Major automotive tie-ups don’t ...
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The companies said the deal is now up to $5.8 billion, with the first VW models to use Rivian's software and electrical ...
Last June, VW said it would invest $5 billion in Rivian as part of a new joint venture that’s focused on developing a new ...
It’s been a tough year for the Volkswagen Group. Volkswagen of America just announced that its CEO, Pablo Di Si, is out ...
The big challenge for Rivian, the EV maker known for its innovative electric and software systems, has long been how to ...
Rivian (RIVN) and Volkswagen, an upcoming EV startup and one of the world’s largest automakers, are teaming up to ...
Volkswagen raised its planned investment in Rivian to $5.8 billion. But Trump administration is unlikely to bode well for EV ...