Rivian’s new $1,400 folding Travel Kitchen features two induction cooktops, a carry bag, and sets up on the R1T electric truck’s tailgate.
Rivian is selling a travel kitchen accessory for the first time. This is not the comprehensive campsite device it advertised years ago that slid out the side of the company’s electric R1T trucks. Instead, this new one is compact and lightweight, designed to sit on a vehicle’s tailgate. Simply called the Travel Kitchen, it folds out to span the length of the tailgate and features two induction burners, a cutting board that stows away in an organizer drawer, and a pop-out bar for hanging a towel.
The unit needs a three-prong 120V power source with 15A of current to work, which you can get from a Rivian vehicle, campsite power, or an F-150 Lighting, Cybertruck, or other vehicle with capable onboard power or a generator. The cooktops have nine heat levels and share 1500W of power, but a single-running cooktop can take all the energy for maximum heat. It has a “touchscreen power button” that only activates when induction cookware is set atop the unit and shuts off when removed for safety.
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