Rivian

Name: Rivian
Rating: 4.5 (1280 reviews)
Author: Rivian

By: Rivian

Adventurous Forever

Features & Capabilities

Rivian Chrome extension lets you manage your R1T/R1S from your browser. Turn your phone into a secure key, lock/unlock remotely, warm or cool the cabin before you arrive, and stay up to date with available vehicle software updates. Plan trips using smart routing that suggests charging stops based on your preferences and send destinations directly to your vehicle.

Check range and charging status, view nearby chargers and points of interest, contact Rivian support, request service or roadside assistance, and connect to your home Rivian Wall Charger. Enjoy seamless vehicle control and stay adventurous forever. Keep the World Adventurous Forever.

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By:

Rivian

Rating:

4.50

(1,280) 2 new ratings

Version:

3.12.1 Last updated: 2026-05-22

Version code:

885584491

Creation date:

2021-09-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

319.60MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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Ranking

# 52,960 ▲ 299

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Developed by:

Rivian

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rivian/id1570215232

Website:

https://rivian.com/

User Reviews

Users praise Rivian’s UI and Apple ecosystem features (watch key, UWB key, key sharing) but repeatedly report bugs after updates, flaky remote/key functionality, charging-start failures, broken widgets/lock-screen updates, and login loops. Overall, the app looks polished and powerful when working, but stability and QA need substantial improvement for reliable daily use.

Pros

Great UI: simple, intuitive design with meaningful updates.
Strong Apple ecosystem features: native Apple Watch UWB car key support, Apple Key Card integration, and electronic key sharing.
Sleek, polished app experience when it’s performing correctly.

Cons

Frequent bugs and instability across many features after updates (remote keys, digital keys, service requests).
Inconsistent phone-key behavior: proximity unlock/lock can flip or fail, and often relies on network instead of Bluetooth near the car.
Public charging flow frequently broken after updates: cannot start charging or select a charger, with confusing steps.
Lock-screen/widget updates broken: widgets and lock-screen status no longer update or wake properly, causing stale data and battery drain.
Login/verification issues and sign-in loops after app updates; sometimes you can’t access your vehicles from the app.

Recent reviews

The Rivian app has always been a bit mid. This reached a whole new level of issue since the Rivian “intelligence” rollout. I got a buggy AI assistant I don’t want in exchange for: - painful 30s-1min wake-ups to unlock the car I am standing next to and just locked - even more unreliable multi-factor drive - constant nags to connect data my car should never need - a slow and poorly animated “AI” to incorrectly search for Spotify songs

by Ju*****, 2026-05-24

The Rivian is a great car. My only big gripe is that without CarPlay it’s like going back in time ten years on the media experience. They’ve built their own versions of Maps, Spotify, etc, and none of them are very good. AND they charge you $15/month to use them. My only other big gripe with the car is the doors don’t open when you walk up to it. You have to touch your phone to the door.

by Ma*****, 2026-05-16

I downloaded the latest app update as well as the vehicle 2026.15.0 update within the last 48 hours. By coincidence I also bought a new smart phone. I now am able to access and drive the vehicle ONLY with a physical key card. I cannot add or delete a digital key through either the app or the Apple wallet. It seems Rivian failed to do all the quality control work on the back end to make sure the little things still worked before rolling out major software updates. What a crock.