US EditionRivian’s Software Chief Says Multi-Car Support on Hold Over Security Risks
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Rivian’s Software Chief Says Multi-Car Support on Hold Over Security Risks
Wassym Bensaid, Rivian‘s software chief, responded on Monday to a social media post where an owner of two first-gen R1 vehicles complained about several unsolved bugs in the company’s latest software update. The Irvine-based EV maker has been praised for its in-house software development, with the team commited to releasing software updates nearly every month. However, according to complaints from several customers, the software complexity may s…
Rivian R2 ventures into real-world testing
Rivian is pushing its upcoming R2 model into the crucial phase of real-world validation. The production-intent electric SUVs are hitting the pavement and rugged trails, and they are doing so under some of the most creative camouflage wraps seen in the automotive world. The unique designs adorning these R2 test vehicles are far from your typical spy-shot fare of black and white swirls. Jonathan Szczupak, Rivian's Senior Director of Exterior Desig…
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