Rivian’s entry into the mainstream market: Expanding beyond EVs to EVSUVs
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Rivian’s Electric SUVs and Sedans for the Mass Market?
Lead-in: “Crossing the Chasm means overcoming significant challenges, as one venture or strategy moves from an early phase with niche market acceptance to broad appeal in the mainstream. For Rivian, that has meant attracting mainstream car buyers who have overlooked electric vehicles, as well as building a vast battery production infrastructure for its new vehicles while navigating tougher competition and regulatory pressure. In my analysis and personal take, Yijia Tang Li can learn several valuable lessons about navigating such chasms.”
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“Rivian: Bridging the Divide with Innovative Electric Vehicles”
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Crossing the Chasm at Rivian: Yijia Tang and Haiyang Li Lead the Way
I believe climate change to have been one of the defining human rights of the century. In many ways, our greatest crisis is also our most exciting moment
Tang Haiyang Li on Rivian’s Path to Mainstream Success
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“Chasm-crossing success: Yijia Tang & Haiyang Li’s Rivian
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“Rivian’s Potential to Penetrate the Mainstream Electric Vehicle Market”
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Rivian Automotive Inc. is “Crossing the Chasm” with innovative electric vehicles, with CEO Yij
**Introduction:** In an interview with MIT’s Sloan Management Review, Professor Michael Aczel says “the one thing we have found about Rivian is they know more about software development, electric vehicle technology—maybe even batteries too—than anybody.” According to Haiyang Li in an op-ed published in Medium: Rivian has all of this expertise and no customer base at all. They do this through research and product click this Their R&D budget is 6-8% User 0: In an effort to establish a foothold in the mainstream automotive industry, Rivian is making strides to shift away from its roots as an independent research entity. Despite its focus on product development and battery expertise, Rivian currently has no customer base. In this case study, we will investigate whether Rivian can effectively cross the chasm into the broader market without losing sight of its strengths. To provide context, let’s explore Rivian’s operations, product partnerships, and existing expertise. ## Problem Statement How can Rivian use its strengths in product development and battery research to gain a foothold in the automotive industry while avoiding potential pitfalls that may accompany shifting focus away from its R&D roots? To tackle this problem, we must use frameworks like SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis, which will enable us to evaluate Rivian’s current position, identify strengths to build upon, understand weaknesses, capitalize on available opportunities, and address potential threats.