Rivian Automotive Inc. plans to cut one of three shifts at its plant in Normal, almost two weeks after the company announced plans to lay off 10% its total salaried workforce.

The investment is part of the $5.8 billion joint venture agreement announced in June 2024 to allow the two companies to share technology.

Rivian intentionally limited production at its plant in Illinois to retool it for 2026 model year vehicles, but said it's still on track to deliver up to 46,000 vehicles in 2025.

Rivian capped off a sluggish sales quarter with a fat check from its new partner.

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Rivian is laying off more than 100 salaried workers at its plant in downstate Normal as the company gears up to build a new vehicle next year. The electric vehicle maker says the layoffs involve “a ...

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