Rivian has topped the latest Consumer Reports automotive satisfaction survey by a wide margin.
The all-electric automaker received a score of 5 out of 5 with 86% of its owners saying that they would buy their vehicle again.
The survey considers overall comfort, driving enjoyment, cabin storage, usability, and ownership cost.
Rivian did have a slight advantage as it only has two models, the R1T pickup and R1S SUV, and they are built on the same platform.
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It will be adding to the lineup, however, and has announced that a smaller R2 model will be revealed on March 2.
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Rivian hasn’t confirmed if the R2 will be offered in both pickup and SUV configurations.
It also makes the EDV (electric delivery vehicle) van, but that is a commercial model and wasn’t included in the Consumer Reports survey.
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Consideration for other brands was averaged across their lineups, with 330,000 responses covering various models from 2021 through 2024.
Mini finished second with a 4/5 and 77% result, while BMW and Porsche were tied for third with 4/5 and 76%.
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Tesla was the next American make at 4/5 and 74%, but it topped the Driving category ahead of Rivian, Porsche and BMW.
Infiniti was at the bottom of the list with a 1/5 and 43% score, followed by Volkswagen, Nissan, Jeep and Audi.
Rivian, which builds all of its vehicles at a factory in Normal, Ill., delivered a total of 50,122 R1s and EDVs globally last year, but hasn’t broken out how many were sold in the U.S.
See the full list from Consumer Reports here