Regarding Rivian's survival, we just don't know yet. You are speculating without considering the whole picture. The fact of the matter is that they are still losing tens of thousands of dollars on every vehicle they sell. And demand has slowed considerably for Rivian vehicles, but that maybe change when the R2 and the R3 become available. In the meantime, Rivian stock continues to tank. The survival of the company is absolutely in question. Besides investment/partnership with Amazon and Volkswagen, Rivian may end up needing a buyout to survive if they can't get to profitability in the next couple of years. Rivian's survival right now is absolutely questionable. I do hope they survive though....
It is speculation to guess whether Rivian will survive or not for sure. But it would be speculation to guess if Ford will still be around and if they will survive the transition to EV’s as well… or any other manufacturer. As far as their demand slowing, I have only seen positive growth numbers. I think the popularity of videos on RUclips concerning Rivian alone speaks to the demand, curiosity and genuinely interested buyers there are out there. As far as hard numbers, I have not seen any evidence of a lack of demand for Rivian.🤷♂️ The hard numbers I have seen demonstrate quite clearly that EV growth is still on a pretty massive upward trend. Rivian as well positioned with unique vehicles and an astounding lack of competition.
@@True_Dad We've already witnessed the "too big to fail" phenomena with big legacy automakers. The government will always step in to bail them out no matter how bad things get. And that's because they are so very ingrained into our economy that it would be devastating to allow them to fail. Rivian is a gnat in comparison, so don't look for a bailout. And yes, demand for Rivians has absolutely slowed down . To say otherwise just means you're being disingenuous or completely uninformed. Are they still selling vehicles? Of course. Have the sales numbers slowed? Absolutely. And again, they are losing money with every R1S and every R1T sold. The R2 and R3 are going to either make or break the company. In the meantime, the stock is taking an incredible beating and that's not a good sign either. Like I said, I do hope they survive. But I'm not going to pretend that they can't end up like Fisker.
do a video on the latest update, drive cam and animations, how is it going etc. Next update is gonna be Google cast and RUclips. It may come with the halloween update or after
Lease with the intent to buy it out. I’m no financial guru, but from what I under understand, even if you’re going to buy, the smart thing to do currently is lease first. Then you get the $7500, and you can buy it out in 90 days.
I’m in between Model X and Rivian R1S, leasing a Rivian but worried how much it’s worry and how much rates are leasing a used car by then, since used car rates are higher
Regarding Rivian's survival, we just don't know yet. You are speculating without considering the whole picture. The fact of the matter is that they are still losing tens of thousands of dollars on every vehicle they sell. And demand has slowed considerably for Rivian vehicles, but that maybe change when the R2 and the R3 become available. In the meantime, Rivian stock continues to tank. The survival of the company is absolutely in question. Besides investment/partnership with Amazon and Volkswagen, Rivian may end up needing a buyout to survive if they can't get to profitability in the next couple of years. Rivian's survival right now is absolutely questionable. I do hope they survive though....
It is speculation to guess whether Rivian will survive or not for sure. But it would be speculation to guess if Ford will still be around and if they will survive the transition to EV’s as well… or any other manufacturer. As far as their demand slowing, I have only seen positive growth numbers. I think the popularity of videos on RUclips concerning Rivian alone speaks to the demand, curiosity and genuinely interested buyers there are out there. As far as hard numbers, I have not seen any evidence of a lack of demand for Rivian.🤷♂️ The hard numbers I have seen demonstrate quite clearly that EV growth is still on a pretty massive upward trend. Rivian as well positioned with unique vehicles and an astounding lack of competition.
@@True_Dad We've already witnessed the "too big to fail" phenomena with big legacy automakers. The government will always step in to bail them out no matter how bad things get. And that's because they are so very ingrained into our economy that it would be devastating to allow them to fail. Rivian is a gnat in comparison, so don't look for a bailout. And yes, demand for Rivians has absolutely slowed down . To say otherwise just means you're being disingenuous or completely uninformed. Are they still selling vehicles? Of course. Have the sales numbers slowed? Absolutely. And again, they are losing money with every R1S and every R1T sold. The R2 and R3 are going to either make or break the company. In the meantime, the stock is taking an incredible beating and that's not a good sign either. Like I said, I do hope they survive. But I'm not going to pretend that they can't end up like Fisker.
do a video on the latest update, drive cam and animations, how is it going etc. Next update is gonna be Google cast and RUclips. It may come with the halloween update or after
Did you lease or buy?
Lease with the intent to buy it out. I’m no financial guru, but from what I under understand, even if you’re going to buy, the smart thing to do currently is lease first. Then you get the $7500, and you can buy it out in 90 days.
I’m in between Model X and Rivian R1S, leasing a Rivian but worried how much it’s worry and how much rates are leasing a used car by then, since used car rates are higher