Rivian’s TM‑B E‑Bike Shipping Delayed, Customers Express Frustration

Rivian’s micromobility spinoff Also has postponed the launch of its flagship electric bike, the TM‑B, after announcing that deliveries would begin earlier this year. The bike, which features a USB‑C chargeable battery, a removable seat post, and a software‑controlled pedal‑by‑wire system, has drawn praise for its unconventional design but has also introduced production bottlenecks. Customers who pre‑ordered the TM‑B are now awaiting a revised delivery window, and many have voiced disappointment on social media and through customer service channels. Also’s product team cited the complexity of integrating advanced software controls and high‑performance components as the primary cause of the delay. The company has not yet released a new shipping schedule, leaving buyers uncertain about when they will receive their bikes.