Rivian by Rivian — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Rivian is one of the more exciting car companies in the electric vehicle (EV) scene, which means their announcement of several 2022 models that much more exciting. Getting a new EV can be a challenge for some consumers, not just because EVs tend to be more expensive than traditional gas-powered vehicles, but also because EVs themselves are only practical for certain kinds of users. Rivian’s R1S is looking to change that.

Photo by Stephen Leonardi on Unsplash The automotive industry is riding a wave of electrified pickup trucks, and at the forefront of this movement is the Rivian R1T. In fact, Rivian beat its more established competitors to market. The Ford F-150 Lightning is just now rolling out of the factory, and the Chevrolet Silverado EV won’t see the streets until 2023, and the release date for the Tesla Cybertruck keeps getting pushed back.

Photo by Stephen Leonardi on Unsplash When there’s a new player in the automotive industry, we can’t help but get wide-eyed with excitement. This time, the new kid in town is the American electric vehicle startup, Rivian. For many years, Rivian has operated under the radar. But as of this writing, the company has recently brought production vehicles into the market. Our first sampling from this promising company is the Rivian R1T – an all-electric pickup truck.

Rivian by DestinationFearFan — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Suppose you’ve been keeping tabs on the electric vehicle niche. In that case, you’ll know that American electric vehicle startup, Rivian, has burst onto the scene by releasing the Rivian R1T and R1S – an all-electric pickup and SUV, respectively. One of the first things you’ll notice about Rivian’s offerings is their futuristic good looks. True enough, we’ve seen nothing quite like the R1T and R1S in the current market.

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Source: Pixabay If you have ever shopped for an SUV, there’s a good chance that the venerable Subaru Outback has ended up on your shortlist of options. The Subaru Outback is a crossover SUV that America loved and continues to love. Although the Outback didn’t invent the lifted station wagon look, it certainly helped popularize it and has been the savior of the segment for many years now. After more than 30 years of success, the Outback SUV continues to be a popular choice among American families – thanks to its standard AWD, car-like handling, and the fuel economy of a sedan.

Subaru Ascent by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 When you think about purchasing a car, what do you imagine? A shiny exterior, classy look, and aesthetic appearance? You’re not alone. Many people only think of the exterior when purchasing a car. No doubt the body is essential when buying a vehicle, but the interior is where you actually drive! That’s why we’re going to dig into the specs of the 2022 Subaru Ascent interior to see if it lives up to the hype.

Rivian R1S by Richard Truesdell — CC-BY-SA-4.0 If you’re looking to get into the hybrid or EV market, there’s no better time than now. A few years ago, consumers who wanted to go full-electric only had a few options–many belonged to the luxury tier of vehicles. That’s not the case anymore as the EV market expands, and more and more manufacturers have made their full-electric cars, trucks, and SUVs.

Ford is one of the oldest names in automotive. Some of the original consumer vehicles were produced by this pedigree company. From the Model A, a water-cooled beast spitting steam as it chugs down cobblestone streets, to the GT MK II, a low-bellied racetrack beast, Ford has done it all and shows no signs of slowing down. So it is no surprise that the iconic car manufacturer has also succeeded in creating one of the most popular hybrid vehicles today.

Source: Pixabay Aside from its legendary reputation in reliability, Toyota is also known for its best-selling vehicles like the Corolla and RAV4. Despite unveiling several exciting products like the GR Corolla and GR 86, Toyota always seems to thrive by selling inoffensive and utterly sensible sedans and SUVs. So what happens if you cross the ubiquitous Corolla with an SUV? Well, you get the Toyota Corolla Cross. With the introduction of the Corolla Cross, Toyota has once again expanded its already comprehensive lineup of SUVs – along with the C-HR and RAV4.