Rivian has upped the number of electric vans delivered to Amazon by 33% compared to the end of last year.
The custom-made Rivian EVs now make up 80% of Amazon’s total electric delivery van fleet.
The American startup is gearing up to introduce new van versions with a larger-capacity battery pack and all-wheel drive.
Amazon now has over 40,000 custom-made Rivian electric delivery vans in its fleet, the EV startup said in its second-quarter earnings report. That’s a 33% increase compared to the end of 2025, when the California EV startup had delivered over 30,000 battery-powered parcel vans to the American e-commerce giant.
As a reminder, Amazon and Rivian struck a deal in 2019 to put 100,000 electric delivery vans on the road by 2030, with the first custom-made Rivian commercial EVs hitting the road in the summer of 2022. The lovable van, which was originally known as the Electric Delivery Van (EDV), was developed specifically for Amazon.
