The Rivian R1T demonstrates the promise of EV+AI+SDV

I was fortunate enough to spend the weekend driving the Rivian R1T. What an amazing vehicle. Very proud to work with the teams that are making science fiction a reality with AI and technology that makes the driving experience more entertaining, productive and fun!

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