The 2023 Rivian R1T pickup offers various mechanical variants, including quad-motor AWD with 835 horsepower and 908 lb-ft of torque, up to 328 miles of range, and a claimed 3.0-second sprint to 60. A newer dual-motor system is just debuting, with 533 or 665 horsepower depending on the Performance package. The All-Terrain upgrade package, which replaces standard 21″ or optional 22″ alloy wheels and low-profile tires with 20″ alloys and more aggressive Pirelli all-terrain tires, limits the overall range on a full charge to around 274 miles.

The R1T drives quite nicely, but has a quiet interior and occasional squawks from the suspension when driving at low speeds. The user interface is similar to a Model S, with virtually every control managed through the massive center touchscreen. The interior is comfortable for four, but the lack of Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is a concern. The 2023 Rivian R1T is capable, comfortable, and well-built, making it a suitable choice for many buyers.

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