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Rivian
United States
American electric maker of trucks and vans. Its defining engineering choice is a zonal electrical architecture — a handful of large zone controllers replacing dozens of small modules — which means far fewer addressable units than a conventional vehicle and a fault tree that concentrates in software and network topology rather than in discrete parts. Quad-motor cars have an independent motor at each wheel, so a driveline symptom can be isolated to one corner.
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