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Rivian subcontractors to pay nearly $400,000 in back wages to Mexican laborers building Normal production line following state investigation

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Founded in 2009, Rivian is building an electric truck and SUV, as well as 100,000 custom EV delivery vans for Amazon, an investor in the company. California-based Rivian has nearly 3,900 employees working at its sole production facility, a former Mitsubushi plant in Normal, a college town about 130 miles south of Chicago.

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