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Rivian spinoff Also wants to reinvent the wheel — but first, it has to ship

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Briefings

Rivian spun off its micromobility brand, Also, which launched the TM-B electric bike in October 2025. Chris Yu, the company's president, asserts that the venture is sustainable despite initial skepticism. The TM-B features a swappable top frame, USB-C charging, a built-in screen, and a series hybrid system. The TM-Q, an electric four-wheeler, was also mentioned but the text cuts off before detailing its specifications.

Key points

• Chris Yu, president of Also, maintains that the spinoff from Rivian is sustainable and not overextended.
• The TM-B electric bike launched in October 2025 with features including a swappable top frame and USB-C charging.

Context

Rivian quietly spun off its micromobility brand, Also, a lot of observers wondered if the luxury EV maker had bitten off more than it can chew. Chris Yu insists that's not the case.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the launch of the TM-B electric bike in October 2025. It does not provide details on the TM-Q specifications, sales figures, or financial performance beyond the confirmation of the spinoff.

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