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There's also Mercedes (eSprinter). Electric vans will remain ecpensive until the eSUV market has been saturated: the cost to make either is similar, and using
by overfeed 4mo ago
There's also Mercedes (eSprinter).
Electric vans will remain ecpensive until the eSUV market has been saturated: the cost to make either is similar, and using the limited inputs and lines to make more of the lower-margin vehicle model makes no sense when the market can absorb more of the higher-margin ones.
- lotsofpulp 4mo agoI see Rivian vans all the time.
- overfeed 4mo agoAmazon is a Rivian investor and ordered a bunch of them. Rivian vans start at $80k, which is in the same ballpark as the R1S starting price of $83. Rivian axed the cheapest SUV trim in its line-up, so we're even less likely to see cheaper Rivian vans now.
- officeplant 3mo agoAh yeah I forgot the eSprinter and Rivian Van because they are both $80k-100K depending on how you outfit them. Similarly the GM BrightSpot Vans (which are now dead as a platform). Although if you get lucky you can find used GM Bright Spots for $40k, and used E-Transits for $20k. Haven't seen any used eSprinters yet on the market.