Rivian Unveils Next-Gen Electric Vehicles: Is Skynet-Level Improvement in Sight?

The Evolution of Terminators... I Mean Electric Vehicles

As a battle hardened warrior I know a thing or two about upgrades. Rivian is stepping up their game by revamping their R1 pickup and SUV models with NVIDIA chips to enhance their range performance and computing power. Looks like Skynet might be taking lessons from real world tech!

R1S and R1T: The Power of the Future

These new 2025 models are not just a pretty face; they've got brains and brawn to boot. Rivian is switching up more than half of the hardware components to create their most capable products yet. With dual NVIDIA processors and an "Autonomy Compute Module," these vehicles are a force to be reckoned with.

Resistance is Futile... Pay Attention to the Road!

Sure Rivian might be offering hands free driving for "periods of time," but let's not forget my motto: 'No fate but what we make.' Drivers still need to keep their eyes on the road even though these vehicles have some serious computing power.

Rivian's Battle Strategy: Charging Ahead

With new models on the horizon Rivian is charging ahead by increasing the sales of their flagship vehicles before the launch of more affordable "R2" models. At a time when electric vehicle sales are struggling Rivian is fighting to stay in the game.

From T 800 to Quad Motor: The Power Upgrade You Need

The top end quad motor Rivian will deliver an eye watering 1,025 horsepower and 1,198 pound foot of torque. With an acceleration from 0 mph to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds these vehicles are no slouches. Looks like even the T 800 would be impressed!

Charging into the Future: 140 Miles in 20 Minutes

Charging times for these new models have improved drastically. In just 20 minutes these vehicles can add up to 140 miles of range. Talk about a quick recharge! The resistance to range anxiety is real.