Last week, Rivian started preparing its EVs for Halloween.
For the first time, the U.S.-based EV startup is offering Car Costumes along with other tricks on its native software system for its R1T and R1S electric truck and SUV. Only available while the vehicle is parked, costume choices include: K.I.T.T. from the 1982 Knight Rider series, the Time Machine from the 1985 film Back to the Future and a classic Haunted Rivian.
Last year and in 2022, Rivian introduced a Halloween mode with lousy lighting, pumpkin and witch demonstrating graphics, and Dracula’s music and scary crow and owl sounds.
The costumes should thank an update on the Rivian cell application that transforms the internal screen and the soft outdoor, as well as the audio characteristics. Gen 2 vehicle housing owners also have a soft bar that can be changed. SUV RIVIAN R1S of second generation began to deploy for the year 2025. The 2025 R1T starts at $ 71,700, while the R1S is $ 75,900.
For the “Rivian Hauned” costume, the car will make 8 sound effects and the central screen will demonstrate static ghosts and ghosts: BOO! Costumes encouraged through the movie and television are more concerned on screen screens that resemble the Delorean interface and the diagnostic page of K. I. T. T.
While driving there are some additional tricks available. For an ominous Halloween touch, pedestrians on the driver display will be shown as zombies while bicyclists and motorcyclists will be headless horsemen. In different drive modes and settings Halloween artwork will pop up on screen (think pumpkins, ghosts and other Halloween classics).
Rivian’s security system, Gear Guard, has a mascot, and they’re also on the scary ones. Brown, Michael Knight and a Scarecrow) the limited run for software update.
It is known that other brands with cars hooked such as Tesla offer thematic software updates. Tesla cars can gently display for Halloween and winter holidays.
The Halloween fun at Rivian ends Nov. 4 after the big day on Oct. 31. The software update is now available on the mobile app.
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