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The Rivian R2 is too much fun to let drive itself

The Rivian R2 is too much fun to let drive itself
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Rivian may be all in on robotaxis and autonomy, but it's still got human drivers - and EV buyers - to win over. The pricey R1S SUV and R1T pickup brought Rivian A-list media attention and cult-hit status, but the company faces a critical next step. The 2027 R2 is Rivian's bid for mainstream success, scaled-down but not dumbed down. We drove a R2 Performance model from the streets of Park City, Ut

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