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It can be easy to forget about Rivian’s EDV van. After all, the flashier consumer products like the R1T and new R2 get a lot more attention. But Rivian has been steadily pumping out vans and selling them to Amazon.
Now Rivian’s bug-eyed van makes up 80% of Amazon’s electric delivery fleet. Iulian Dnistran has more on that below. Plus, EV sales are smashing records around the world, and Ford’s CEO talks about the threat of Chinese EVs.
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