Rivian Amazon Electric Delivery Van
Amazon proposed The Climate Pledge just over a year ago, and it’s their commitment to be net zero carbon by 2040. The company announced that 10,000 custom electric delivery vehicles will be on the road delivering to customers worldwide as early as 2022 and all 100,000 by 2030, with some of them being from Rivian. These vehicles may have cutting edge sensor detection, a suite of highway and traffic assist technology, and a large windshield to enhance driver visibility, but they sound strange to say the least. Read more for a video of it on the road in Los Angeles.



Other features include exterior cameras around the vehicle that are linked to a digital display inside the cabin, providing the driver a 360-degree view outside the vehicle, Alexa integration for hands-free access to route information, a strengthened door on the driver’s side, and bright tail lights surrounding the rear of the vehicle to easily detect braking.

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When we set out to create our first customized electric delivery vehicle with Rivian, we knew that it needed to far surpass any other delivery vehicle. We wanted drivers to love using it and customers to feel excited when they saw it driving through their neighborhood and pulling up to their home. We combined Rivian’s technology with our delivery logistics knowledge, and the result is what you see here-the future of last mile delivery,” said Ross Rachey, Director of Amazon’s Global Fleet and Products.

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