EV start-up $Rivian Automotive(RIVN.US)$ filed for an IPO on Oct.1 and I guess the stocks can soon be traded. Rivian beat $Tesla(TSLA.US)$, $General Motors(GM.US)$ and $Ford Motor(F.US)$ to the market with an electric pickup, the R1T, which has received glowing early reviews. (The car is soooo dope by the way.)
$Amazon(AMZN.US)$ and $Ford Motor(F.US)$ are among Rivian's backers. Although Rivian has never made money and is still tiny compared with Tesla(), I'm positive about its potentials. I think the brand just needs time to grow. What do you say? Do you think Rivian's pickup is cooler than Tesla's? Are you buying Rivian or Tesla stocks, why?
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