Rivian has been marketing the R1T as an adventure pickup ever since it went public, and even showed it with a sunshade on the roof during its 2018 debut. The company recently added an attachable tent, kitchen and other handy off-road adventure gear to its online configurator, marking the launch of the most practical “all-electric camper” in the United States.
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“The magic of outdoor cooking with everything you need from the comfort of your own home. Our Camp Kitchen allows you to cook full meals wherever you are – easily, conveniently and with a beautiful view,” the company’s website says.
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The modular Camp Kitchen is located in the Gear Tunnel between the cab and the trunk platform. The kitchen system consists of an induction cooktop with two 1,440-watt burners, a sink with a sprinkler and a 15-liter water tank, along with a set of titanium cookware, vibration-resistant storage drawers and other components. The company even put a coffee maker and a coffee bean grinder in the kit. All of this slides out of the tunnel on a so-called Gear Tunnel Shuttle and is supported on a hinged leg. According to Rivian, the portable kitchen also includes 120-volt and 12-volt outlets.
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The modular kitchen costs $5,000. Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe and lead engineer Rachel Jewkes demonstrated how the Camp Kitchen works.