Once the exclusive domain of Amazon drivers, Rivian opens sales of its Delivery 500 and 700 EV vans to fleets of all sizes.

If all of this sounds good for your business (air quotes optional), get ready to shell out $79,900 for the Delivery 500 and $83,900 for the Delivery 700, more or less in line with what Mercedes-Benz charges for the new all-electric eSprinter, though nearly double what Ford charges for a similar e-Transit.

Subscribe to TheStreet's free daily newsletter 💰💸 In 2019, Tesla rival Rivian (RIVN) inked a deal with Amazon that saw the EV maker dive head first into a deal that set the foundation for an entirely new venture,

Electric vehicle maker Rivian is releasing more delivery vans to its fleet, the company announced Monday. This comes on the heels of President Donald Trump ending the program that federally subsidized EV chargers.

Rivian’s electric van is now available to be purchased by anyone with a commercial fleet, the automaker said today. For several years, Rivian’s van was exclusive to Amazon. Now, the platform on which the e-commerce giant based its delivery van is open to anyone with a fleet of commercial vehicles and some money to burn.

Since the Rivian commercial van was designed to be one of the safest vehicles on the road, it comes with a long list of driver assistance systems. These include Adaptive Cruise Co