Rivian Autonomy Platform
All new Rivian vehicles come standard with the Rivian Autonomy Platform – a suite of hardware, cameras, sensors, cloud connectivity, and assisted driving and safety features.
With 360-degree visibility, eleven high-resolution cameras, five radars, and redundant sensors, the system can see further and more clearly even in poor weather and light conditions. Our vehicles have the most megapixels of any electric vehicle in the United States, and our Autonomy Compute Module is approximately ten times more powerful than our previous generation system.
Standard features include:
Highway Assist: Automatically steer, brake or accelerate on select highways.
Adaptive Cruise Control: Set your speed and automatically accelerate, brake and adjust speed.
Drive Styles¹: Choose from mild, medium or spicy to adjust driving behaviors including gap distance and acceleration.
Co-steer²: Ideal for steering around a pothole or gaining extra room when passing a large truck.
Lane Departure Warning: Warns you if you drift too close or cross lane markers without a turn signal on.
Lane Keep Assist: Helps steer you back into your lane if you unintentionally drift close to or over a lane.
Park Assist: A 360° detection system designed to help sense and alert you to objects.
Blind Spot Warning: Detects vehicles in your blind spots and warns you if you indicate with your turn signal that you are going to move into the occupied lane.
Automatic High Beams: Automatically switches the headlights from high to low beams when a vehicle is detected ahead.
Rear Cross-Traffic Warning: Alerts you to traffic approaching from the side when backing up.
Forward Collision Warning: Warns you of potential collisions with people and cars ahead.
Automatic Emergency Braking: Applies the brakes to help mitigate or prevent a collision.
Dynamic Brake Support: Supports your braking to help mitigate or prevent a collision.
Like all driver assistance systems, the safety and convenience features powered by the Rivian Autonomy Platform require your full attention on the road. You should not use a hand-held device behind the wheel.
Rivian Autonomy Platform Hardware
Every Gen 2 Rivian vehicle includes our complete Rivian Autonomy Platform hardware system and redundant onboard computers:
11 high resolution exterior cameras help with day-to-day and higher speed driving, and can see up to 10 seconds ahead at highway speeds.
12 ultrasonic sensors provide 360° close-range coverage.
4 corner radars and 1 forward radar enable more complex maneuvers and monitoring, like lane changes and rear-cross traffic.
Driver-facing camera integrated into the rearview mirror to detect driver fatigue and distraction.
We developed the Rivian Autonomy Platform in-house to enable optimal performance of our system and increased scalability for future feature updates.
Powered by entirely new perception hardware and software, the system fuses inputs from an array of 11 internally developed cameras and five radars performing over 250 trillion operations per second, an industry leading level of compute power. This multimodal sensor approach excels at perceiving different types of information, offering redundancy for improved detection.
¹ Carefully review the Owner’s Guide to understand each Drive Styles setting (mild, medium and spicy) and how it impacts vehicle acceleration, braking and lane change behavior.
² Consult the Owner's Guide for additional information on using Co-steer.
Comparing Rivian Driver+ and Rivian Autonomy Platform
Driver+ is the suite of assisted driving features that comes standard with our Gen 1 (model year 2022–2024) vehicles.
Rivian Autonomy Platform is the suite of hardware, cameras, sensors and assisted driving features on our Gen 2 (model year 2025 and onward) vehicles.
At this time, neither platform is a Level 3 autonomous driving system. Like all vehicles with driver assistance features available today, your full attention on the road is still required and you should be ready to take control of the vehicle.
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