Balance emotion and specification
An automotive website must create desire while helping visitors compare models, understand capability and reach a concrete next step.
Case studies / Rivian Electric Vehicle Website Study
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Rivian Electric Vehicle Website Study
A study of how Rivian combines cinematic vehicle imagery, model navigation and configuration paths for shoppers comparing electric vehicles.
- Model-led first screen
- Specifications stay legible over photography
- Mobile actions preserve the consideration journey
Business Website / Website Redesign Reference Study
Vehicle exploration and model consideration
Automotive & Transport
CONTEXT / DIRECTION
From an interface challenge
to an observed direction.
Cinematic model framing
Rivian's public pages use full-width driving scenes, short model statements and persistent exploration actions.
THE CHALLENGE
What the page needs to communicate.
An automotive website must create desire while helping visitors compare models, understand capability and reach a concrete next step.
01Balance emotion and specification+
Environmental photography must leave room for model identity and capability cues.
02Support a long decision+
Exploration and model detail must serve visitors at different stages.
03Protect mobile controls+
Navigation and actions must remain usable with a tighter vehicle crop.
THE SOLUTION
How the public website handles the task.
Rivian's public pages use full-width driving scenes, short model statements and persistent exploration actions.
Cinematic model framing
The vehicle leads while copy stays concise and high contrast.
Direct model routes
Model pages and configuration actions remain close to the story.
Responsive crop control
The narrow view retains both vehicle and next action.
REFERENCE STATUS
What this study can support.
Official sitePublic reference source
3 viewsDesktop, mobile and detail
No client claimStudio relationship
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