Rivian is expanding its $5.8 billion joint venture with Volkswagen Group to include licensing of elements of its AI voice assistant technology to VW, according to Rivian's third-quarter investor presentation. The move extends a partnership previously focused on Rivian's electrical architecture and software into AI, and it matters most to VW vehicle buyers and to Rivian as it pushes vertical integration.
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