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Looks like Rivian is working on a steer-by-wire system

Last updated: August 8, 2025 4:03 pm
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Rivian, the electric vehicle manufacturer, is delving into the world of steer-by-wire systems with the announcement of a job listing for a steering engineer. The company is specifically looking for someone to work on a future steer-by-wire system, signaling their interest in adopting this innovative technology.

Steer-by-wire is a concept that replaces traditional mechanical linkages between the steering wheel and the wheels with electronic actuators. This technology offers various benefits, such as increased customizability, reduced mechanical complexity, and the potential for speed-sensitive variable steering ratios. However, there are also drawbacks, including a potential decrease in steering feel.

Despite the advantages, few cars have fully embraced steer-by-wire systems due to industry inertia and regulatory requirements favoring traditional mechanical steering systems. However, Tesla made headlines by implementing a steer-by-wire system in the Cybertruck, paving the way for other manufacturers to explore this technology.

Rivian’s job listing for a “Sr. Staff Technical Program Manager, Steering Actuator System” suggests that they are actively working on a steer-by-wire subsystem. While it remains unclear whether this system will be implemented in all of Rivian’s vehicles or specific models, the company’s focus on innovation and technology integration is evident.

It is speculated that Rivian may be developing a rear-wheel steer-by-wire system, similar to other large electric vehicles like the Hummer EV and Rolls-Royce Spectre. This technology offers improved maneuverability for larger vehicles, making them more agile on the road.

With Rivian’s partnership with VW and the potential for technology sharing, there is speculation that we may see steer-by-wire systems in VW group vehicles or other manufacturers in the future. This collaboration could lead to further advancements in electric vehicle technology and drive innovation in the automotive industry.

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Overall, Rivian’s exploration of steer-by-wire systems underscores their commitment to pushing the boundaries of electric vehicle technology and creating cutting-edge solutions for sustainable transportation. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, Rivian’s embrace of innovative technologies like steer-by-wire positions them as a leader in the electric vehicle market.

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