Electronic vehicle manufacturer Rivian says an Ohio law that bars direct car sales, except for Tesla, violates consumers' rights.

Rivian is suing Ohio over a law that blocks it from selling EVs directly to consumers, arguing the rule protects dealers, not buyers. Tesla has had that right since 2013.

Tesla competitor Rivian, maker of popular, outdoor-focused EVs like the R1T truck, is suing the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The company alleges that Ohio is blocking the company from selling its ...

Rivian is suing Ohio to overturn a ban that stops it from selling vehicles directly within the state. The law allows Rivian ...

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Rivian Automotive has filed a lawsuit in Ohio to sell its electric vehicles directly to customers in the state. The suit ...

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