If you purchased or leased certain Rivian model vehicles, you may be entitled to compensation.
We are investigating claims that Rivian may have misrepresented key features of its vehicles. If your expectations didn’t match reality, you’re not alone—and you may have legal options.
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If you purchased or leased certain Rivian model vehicles, you may be entitled to compensation.
Rivian may have falsely promised that all Gen 1 models of its R1S (SUV) and R1T (electric truck) vehicles would be equipped with Level 3 autonomous driving (i.e. “hands-off, eye-off self-driving capability) as part of its Drive+ feature.
Regardless of any software updates offered, we believe the Gen 1 vehicles listed will never have Level 3 autonomous driving capabilities, despite Rivian’s advertising.
You may qualify if you purchased or leased a Gen 1 Rivian R1S or R1T and were led to believe — through Rivian’s marketing, sales representatives, or other communications — that Level 3 autonomous driving would be available on your vehicle.
Our investigation focuses on whether Rivian:
Coleman Law attorneys believe thousands of consumers across the country were potentially misled by Rivian’s practices and may be entitled to recover as a result.
We are prepared to advocate for every affected consumer to ensure those responsible are held accountable.
Taking the first step will only take a few minutes of your time. Fill out our qualification form to find out if you are eligible to participate. Based on the information you provide, we’ll assess whether you may be entitled to relief.
Submitting your information is free and confidential.