2025 Rivian R1S Miami

• Powered by a Tri-Motor drivetrain with 850 hp (634 kW), 0–60 mph in under 2.9 seconds, and up to 371 miles (597 km) of range.

• Finished in a bold teal and pink 1980s-inspired livery, with matching details like pink tow hooks and headrest inserts.

• Revealed at Rivian’s Mary Brickell Miami hub as a cultural showcase, with no production run planned.

Design: Miami Art Deco in SUV Form

The Miami edition takes Rivian’s clean-lined R1S and turns it into a rolling tribute to the city’s design heritage. The SUV is finished in a teal-and-pink color scheme that feels lifted straight from South Beach, complete with a horizontal stripe along the side. Pink tow hooks, pink inserts in the headrests, and accents across the cabin reinforce the theme. It’s playful, but deliberate. The SUV still looks every bit an R1S, but with details that speak directly to Miami’s 1980s character.

Performance: No Mere Show Car

Beneath the paint, the Miami R1S keeps Rivian’s most powerful setup. Three motors combine for 850 horsepower, enough to launch this full-size SUV from 0 to 60 mph in less than 2.9 seconds. The battery pack delivers an estimated 371 miles of driving range on a charge. The numbers line up with Rivian’s top-spec tri-motor models, proving that this design study wasn’t stripped of capability. It’s a statement piece, yes, but one that can back up its looks with serious pace.

Cabin Details: Theme Carried Inside

Step inside and the color cues continue. The headrests carry pink stitching and inserts, while teal accents carry over from the bodywork. Otherwise, the cabin remains recognizably R1S—spacious, upright, and digital. The Miami treatment is subtle compared with the exterior, but it ties the concept together without distracting from the SUV’s practicality.

Technical Specification

Performance (hp and kW)

• Powertrain: Tri-Motor electric setup
• Maximum Output: 850 hp (~634 kW)
• Acceleration: 0–60 mph in under 2.9 seconds
• Estimated Range: up to 371 miles (597 km)

Body Measurements & Design

• Based on standard R1S dimensions (length, width, height, wheelbase unspecified for Miami edition)
• Distinctive design: Features a teal-and-pink 1980s-inspired paint scheme with Art Deco accents and pink tow hooks for visual impact

Powertrain & Drivetrain

• Drivetrain: Front motor and two rear motors (tribe AWD)
• Electric system: Same tri-motor architecture used in Rivian's new generation of R1S models

Capacity & Utility

• Seating: Standard R1S passenger capacity applies (7-seat configuration)
• Use: Concept build showcasing aesthetic and cultural direction, not altered utility features

Price & Availability

• The "Miami" edition is a one-off concept displayed at Rivian’s Miami Brickell hub

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