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Rivian's autonomous driving plans face their first real test this year

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Rivian's CEO RJ Scaringe devoted more of last night's earnings call to autonomous vehicle ambitions than to ramping production of the R2 SUV. The company plans to roll out its point-to-point hands-free driving feature to employees for testing in 2026 and to customers in 2027. Rivian also intends to launch robotaxi vehicles with Uber in 2028. Analysts see the next two years as decisive for whether the company's high-stakes autonomy push succeeds.

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