Finding Your Rivian Community: Forums, Clubs, Creators, and Podcasts

Owning a Rivian is more than just driving an incredible electric truck — it’s about the community that comes with it. Whether you’re a brand-new owner, someone who’s been behind the wheel for a while, or you’re still considering a Rivian, one of the best parts of the experience is the network of people who share it with you.

But not everyone uses Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), or Reddit. Some people don’t want social media at all. That’s okay. The Rivian community exists in many different spaces — forums, local clubs, tools, creators, and podcasts. No matter where you’re comfortable hanging out, there’s a place for you.

Forums: The Home Base for Owners

If you’re looking for a structured way to learn and share, forums are still one of the best places to go:

  • RivianForums.com → The busiest hub online. Trip reports, service discussions, custom builds, and project updates.

  • RivianOwnersForum.com → Smaller, but still valuable. A recent 100,000-mile review was packed with insights.

  • Reddit r/Rivian → Casual, fast-moving, and full of news, memes, and troubleshooting threads.

Facebook & Local Clubs

Facebook has groups like Rivian Electric Vehicles Discussion, where owners share tips and photos. But the real community starts in the clubs:

  • Rivian Clubs of America → A national umbrella organization with chapters across the U.S. Structured, coordinated, and even with their own podcast.

  • Emerald City Rivian Club → An independent grassroots club in Washington State. Very active with meetups, trail runs, and community events, often in partnership with Rivian.

👉 The difference: RCA is national and structured. Clubs like Emerald City are independent and hyper-local.

News & Insider Voices

Want to stay ahead of Rivian news? Follow these accounts:

  • Hilbe → Often the first to post about software updates, patents, or breaking company news.

  • Rivian Updates → Consistent stream of Rivian content, including stock and business updates.

Creators in the Rivian Community

These individuals bring unique perspectives and are worth following:

Tools & Data

For owners who love details:

  • Rivian Roamer → Inventory search, firmware rollouts, and update alerts.

  • ElectraFi → Trip efficiency, charging costs, tire wear tracking, and even a leaderboard. Use code Starbux :)

Podcasts

Great for road trips or long commutes:

Wrapping It Up

The Rivian community is massive and diverse. From forums and Facebook groups to local clubs, creators, tools, and podcasts, there’s no shortage of ways to connect.

Owning a Rivian isn’t just about driving an EV — it’s about being part of something bigger: a network of people sharing knowledge, building tools, and telling stories that make the experience better.

👉 Already part of the community? Share your favorite resource in the comments. New to Rivian? Hopefully, this post helps you find your people.

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