Rivian's R1T boasts 750 horsepower and can tow up to 11,000 pounds. It's powered by a 180kwh battery pack, which it says is the world's largest, that's fully sealed to allow the truck to drive ...

The Rivian R1T electric pickup is finally here — and we got to check it out in the flesh. The $5,000 Camp Kitchen aims to make cooking in the great outdoors a breeze. It comes equipped with a ...

So, yeah, the camp kitchen is awesome, but it will set you back an eye-watering $5,000 if you buy it from Rivian. If you think that's a lot for a camp sink with a 5-gallon tank, an electric stove ...

Rivian says that campers can cook on the stove and use the electric lighting at camp for over a week, depleting only 20 kWh of battery power — 11 percent of the total capacity.

Rivian offers an electric “camp stove” for about $5,000 that rides in and out on that platform. It even has drawers to hold pots, pans and silverware.

The Rivian R1T Overland concept packs all the traditional features found in the electric truck and adds a kitchen. For those out on the trail, it makes food prep and cooking that much easier.

Rivian took the wraps off the car earlier this year, and indeed, it hits a lower price -- Rivian estimates that the vehicle will cost $45,000 when it starts delivering in the first half of 2026.

The unit slides out from the Rivian R1T’s so-called gear tunnel that lives between the bed and cab. The kitchen includes storage and a stove that’s powered by the R1T’s 180kWh battery pack.

As many of the reviews have noted, Rivian seems to be selling its launch vehicle as a kind of "Patagonia" or an "REI" truck. But that's not just marketing bluster. It really is supremely easy, if ...