
To celebrate their second store in Miami, the new 4,000 square foot Mary Brickell Village location, Rivian has revealed the R1S Miami Edition. This electric SUV is an 80s car that references the city’s bold design and lasting cultural impact. It’s a car that combines modern performance with nostalgia to make something familiar and new.

The white exterior and black accents stand out. The blue and teal stripes on the sides give it mobility, the pink tow hooks and turquoise front bumper accents add color. Everything is tied together by the wheels which are turquoise, pink, white and black glossy. Not subtle with the color and uniqueness, it’s in your face on every street.
- Simplified drift system – automatically engages rear end drifts so that drivers can keep both hands on the wheel at all times while focusing on steering and throttle control – just like the professionals
- 1:1 steering ratio – Ultimate steering responsiveness for performance driving
- Fixed incline, rear caster wheels – Provide the right balance of drive vs. drift


The interior is consistent with the exterior, especially the Ocean Coast leather seats and pink headrest details. The unique floor mats with a teal border and blue and white design are elegant without being too much. Rivian hasn’t given us all the details but what we do know is it’s a space to sit in and enjoy the ride by balancing comfort with a hint of classic elegance.

The R1S Tri-Motor system with three electric motors producing 850 horsepower gives you performance. With this setup you can go from 0-60 in under 2.9 seconds, faster than most sports cars. It’s exciting and practical with up to 371 miles of range on a single charge. And the Miami Edition glides so well you’ll want to drive every day.

This SUV has more to it than just the specs and color. While Rivian is all about innovation they’ve created a car that’s a love letter to Miami’s rich past. The Miami Edition is a one off for a place and time but it also gives you an idea of the kind of creativity Rivian can bring to their entire lineup. It’s a reminder to people who see it in person at Mary Brickell Village that electric cars can be just as cool to look at as they are to drive.





