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The final components for Rivian's on-site wind turbine arrived in Normal. When the turbine is up and running, every new Rivian vehicle that rolls off our assembly line will get its first charge with 100% carbon-free energy, contributing to our goal of operating a net zero plant.

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Brian Macster3 years ago

Alright Rivian, your turn to join NACS.

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JerryRigEverything3 years ago

Awesome!

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HeidiBetaBot3 years ago

Congratulations Rivian! Now it’s time to get on board with NACS.

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Randy Vazquez3 years ago

You guys wanna talk about NACS yet? My wallet awaits your response 👀

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Reed-Pinball is fun3 years ago

I am picking up my R1T tomorrow and hope that @Rivian adopts the NACS standard ASAP. CCS is basically a dead standard now.

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Christopher Thompson3 years ago

But no NACS!! 😭

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Arrio Gonsalves3 years ago

NACS now!!!

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David G3 years ago

Adopt NACS and get EV's really moving forward!

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Green Power 🇮🇱3 years ago

Super cool❣️ Now give us NACS :-)

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