Rivian electric delivery vehicles (EDVs) will start officially delivering to Amazon customers in more than a dozen cities including Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City, Nashville, St. Louis, Seattle and San Diego, with more areas coming soon. Electric vehicle maker Rivian said Tuesday that it will allow other companies to purchase its fleet of delivery vans, ending an exclusive agreement with Amazon. Rivian ‘s first partner was Amazon — which initially backed the company in 2019, with the EV maker committing to deploy 100,000 commercial vans to the retail giant by 2030. Rivian vans are no longer an Amazon exclusive. The automaker said on Tuesday that it will now let other companies buy its commercial electric vans, ending an exclusivity deal that Amazon. Curious about Amazon electric vehicles? We break down the Rivian EDV delivery van, Amazon's EV fleet strategy, and what it means for consumer EV buyers in 2026. Rivian significantly increased the number of electric van deliveries to Amazon last year. The e-commerce giant’s Rivian EDV fleet jumped 50% in 2025. Electric Delivery Van 700 Operating Guide (Amazon only) Electric Delivery Van Tow Operator Guide (Amazon only) Electric Delivery Van Tire Service Guide (Amazon only) Electric Delivery Van Update Details (Amazon only) How much of Rivian does Amazon own in 2026? We break down the stake, plus review the EDV's range, charging, specs, and what Rivian's Amazon tie means for buyers. I can try to handle this one: If I’m not mistaken, Claire McDonough (Rivian CFO) said it was bottle necked because Amazon DSPs haven’t been able to build out charging infrastructure as fast as Rivian can make vans. Meet the growing lineup of electric vehicles. From custom-built vans to e-cargo bikes, these zero-tailpipe-emission vehicles help deliver billions of packages to customers around the world. Check out the following Q&As to learn more about Amazon’s custom vans and what Amazon is doing to decarbonize its transportation network.