Rivian's Tesla Model Y rival will also feature pop-out rear windows and exterior accessory ports for things like bike mounts.
The Rivian R2 is just two days away from its official debut, and the American EV maker has done quite a good job of keeping details under wraps. But that hasn’t stopped curious minds from trying to find out more about the upcoming electric SUV. According to a post on X from Rivian fan Chris Hilbert on X, some of the specs and details about the new, more affordable battery-powered Rivian were hiding in plain sight–in the source code of the company’s website, to be precise.
However, topping up from a CCS-equipped stall like a Rivian DC fast charger will require an adapter. Charging speeds or drivetrain setups weren’t mentioned in the source code, but it said that the R2 would be capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 3 seconds, presumably in its most powerful version. Size-wise, Rivian’s smallest electric SUV to date is on par with the Model Y. Measuring 185.6 inches long, 75 in wide , and 9.8 in tall, the R2 is 1.4 in shorter, 0.
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