Rivian had to recall all of theirs for the same reason. Turns out a 3-ton car is hard to engineer.

I have a 2022 Rivian and I don't remember any recalls for brake rotors or wheels falling off. There was one about a year after they made the first R1T where they had forgotten to record the torque of a bolt for the upper control arm during assembly, but the recall just involved having the torque checked, they didn't have to replace anything. Is that the recall you're thinking of?

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jeffbee 2 hours ago | parent [-]

They told everyone who owned a rivian at that time to stop driving it immediately until the guy could come out and put the wheels back on. That is a recall.

	▲	edaemon an hour ago \| parent [-]
		I don't think that's true. I owned my Rivian at that time. There was a recall but I never received any instructions similar to that. They had everyone drive to the nearest service center to have the bolt torque checked, or you could book a mobile service appointment. You can see the Oct 6 2022 recall information here, including what they instructed people to do: https://rivian.com/support/article/recall-information