Rivian's R1S and R1T put the California-based automaker on the map, but the next chapter is all about scale — and the Rivian Laguna is central to that plan. First teased in Rivian's long-range product roadmap and referenced in supply-chain filings, the Laguna nameplate has been attached to an upcoming midsize electric SUV platform that Rivian intends to position below the R1S in price and footprint, targeting the high-volume family-crossover segment dominated by the Tesla Model Y, Ford Mustang Mach-E, and Hyundai IONIQ 5.
As of this writing, the Rivian Laguna has not yet entered production or gone on sale. The information below compiles what Rivian has publicly disclosed, what industry supply-chain reporting indicates, and where preliminary estimates stand. Treat all figures as announced or estimated — not final. We will update this profile as Rivian confirms specs closer to launch.
What Is the Rivian Laguna?
The Laguna is expected to ride on Rivian's next-generation midsize platform — an architecture the company has described in investor presentations as designed for higher-volume, lower-cost manufacturing compared to the R1
