Rivian Automotive is offering to sell 75 million shares as it works to meet terms tied to a U.S. Department of Energy loan. The company is raising equity capital intended to cover required equity contributions associated with the federal loan program. Both outlets report the same share offering size and link the planned sale to fulfilling loan conditions. The filings and reporting indicate that the equity raised through the share sale is part of the company’s broader effort to continue accessing or complying with the DOE financing structure. The reports do not provide additional details about the timing of the offering, pricing, or the full financing package, focusing instead on the connection between the share issuance and the equity contribution requirement. The proposed sale reflects Rivian’s need to align its capital plan with government-backed loan requirements, with the share offering serving as the mechanism to generate the needed equity funding.