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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Rivian Adventure Network?
- The Rivian Adventure Network (RAN) is Rivian's own network of DC fast chargers, placed along highways and near outdoor destinations for road trips. RAN sites use CCS connectors and deliver high-speed DC charging. Rivian separately operates slower Level 2 Waypoint chargers at hotels, parks, and trailheads.
- What is the difference between Adventure Network and Waypoint chargers?
- Adventure Network sites are DC fast chargers built for road trips — they add range in minutes and sit along highway corridors. Waypoint chargers are slower Level 2 AC chargers meant for longer stops at hotels, parks, and trailheads, adding range over several hours. This directory lists both, tagged by type.
- Can non-Rivian EVs use Adventure Network chargers?
- Access varies by location. Adventure Network chargers were built for the Rivian R1T and R1S, and Rivian has begun opening selected sites to other CCS-equipped EVs. Check the Rivian app or the individual site listing before relying on a RAN stop in a non-Rivian vehicle.
- How much does it cost to charge at a Rivian Adventure Network site?
- Charging is billed per kWh, or per minute in states where per-kWh billing is not permitted. Payment runs through your Rivian account in the Rivian app, which shows the price before you start a session. New Rivian orders placed with a referral code include 3 months of free Adventure Network charging.
- How do I find the nearest Rivian charger?
- Use the Find Nearest button on this page, which uses your browser location to sort sites by distance, or browse by state below. Every location listing includes the address, stall count, charger speed, and directions.