Rivian R1T Interior Finally Gets Revealed

by AutoExpert   |  18 June, 2021

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Now that it is less than one month till the Rivian R1T deliveries begin, we finally get to see its interior. Let’s see if the presented Adventure Package was worth waiting for.

The electric pickup in the photos here features the Adventure Package which, as you can see, includes vegan leather-covered seats, 100% recycled microfiber headliner, ash wood trim, and quick-drying Chilewich floormats.

The driver will enjoy a heated steering wheel, with power adjustment and a flat bottom design. Both front seats are heated, ventilated and include four-way power lumbar support and eight-way power adjustment.

R1T’s interior also includes a 16-inch infotainment system, with an 18-speaker Meridian audio system that has been specially created for the materials and shape of this car model. The Camp Removable speaker automatically connects to the smartphone and keeps on playing the song from the moment you stopped the car. Take your music with you! Moreover, the speaker has an integrated lantern and it charges automatically from the central console.

There’s also noise reduction and echo cancellation technology, although R1T doesn’t actually have an engine. The carmaker promises better phone call quality while driving with windows down or in loud environments.

The interior ecosystem includes a 4G WiFi hotspot, a 110V outlet, and six USB ports. The central console has a wireless charger supporting two smartphones. 

As for the air conditioning, Rivian chose the HVAC system which is based on air vectoring technology, and another eight electric motors. This means that passengers can choose the air direction and its temperature by simply using a touchscreen. The rear passengers also have a 6.5-inch dashboard.

While enjoying all these perks, the passengers will be able to admire the sky through the panoramic glass roof, which blocks 99.9% of the UV light. Yep, that’s almost 97 SPF.

The entire interior has developed around Rivian’s observations on how the drivers use their cars' compartments. This helped the carmaker create lots of practical storage compartments, including those under the driver’s and front passenger’s seats, under the infotainment system, and under the rear seats. Some more cool details include an optional 130-piece Rivian Field Kit, comprising a poncho, a blanket, and a shovel.


 

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