CleanTechnica•13 days ago
Rivian’s 2025 Sales Were Meh — But Here Comes 2026!
Key Takeaway
Rivian's anticipated significant sales growth in 2026, despite a slow 2025, signals a rapidly increasing future electricity demand from the EV sector, requiring proactive grid infrastructure and generation planning.
AI Summary
- •Rivian reported 'meh' production and delivery figures for Q4 and full-year 2025, with 9,745 deliveries and 10,974 vehicles produced in Q4.
- •Despite the modest 2025 performance, Rivian anticipates a 'much different' and significantly improved sales outlook for 2026.
- •This projected acceleration in EV sales indicates a substantial increase in future electricity demand for charging infrastructure across various sectors.
- •For developers and large power consumers, this signals growing load requirements, potential grid strain, and opportunities in developing charging infrastructure and related grid services.
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Article Content
Rivian has released its 4th quarter and full-year 2025 production and delivery figures. There’s nothing particularly exciting or uplifting about them. They’re very meh. However, 2026 should look much different. In the 4th quarter, Rivian scored 9,745 deliveries, and it produced 10,974 vehicles. Across the full year, the company had ... [continued] The post Rivian’s 2025 Sales Were Meh — But Here Comes 2026! appeared first on CleanTechnica .