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Rivian Cuts DOE Loan to 4.5B as Georgia Factory Expansion Plans Take Shape
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Published on 30 April 2026

The DOE loan shrank, but the factory push didn’t
Rivian has reworked its Department of Energy loan deal, expecting to borrow $4.5 billion for its Georgia factory instead of the originally planned $6.6 billion. The change signals a revised financing and build approach as the company scales production capacity. Rivian did not change the core goal—ramping up the new facility—just the price tag tied to federal support.
- Rivian expects to borrow $4.5B from the DOE
- That’s down from the original $6.6B loan plan
- The company is still pushing ahead with a Georgia factory
- Financing terms appear to have been recalibrated
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