SAN FRANCISCO — Electric-vehicle maker Rivian unveiled plans to bring more autonomous driving features to its electric vehicles, potentially upending conventional rules of car use and ownership.
At an event in Palo Alto, California, on Thursday, CEO RJ Scaringe laid out the company’s road map, which involves delivering enhanced driver assistance tools to existing vehicles in the coming weeks, followed by a more pronounced technical push throughout 2026 to make future EV models capable of driving without human intervention.
