Rivian R1S Touch Up Paint (16 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Rivian hit the ground running with 9 distinct colors, ranging from the stealthy Midnight Pearl and El Cap Granite to the "I definitely didn't lose my car in the woods" Compass Yellow. They really went for it with the palette, offering everything from the earthy Forest Green Pearl to the vibrant Red Canyon Metallic. Whether you're driving a Limestone gray that perfectly matches a cloudy day or a crisp Glacier White, you're dealing with a modern, high-tech finish that's designed for adventure-and the occasional battle scar.

What to Watch For

The reality of the R1S is that the factory clear coat is famously "soft." It's great for a deep shine, but it's a magnet for stone chips on that flat front nose and fine scratches from trail brush. You might even notice some "orange peel" texture or tiny factory bumps (paint nibs) if you look closely. To find your specific color match, skip the scavenger hunt: your paint code is usually tucked away on the driver's side door jamb (B-pillar) sticker, often labeled next to "EXT" or "Paint." If the sticker is missing, you can usually find the color name right in your vehicle's center touchscreen under the "Software" or "About" menu.

Driveway Repair Tip

Because Rivian loves those Pearl and Metallic finishes, your touch-up bottle is basically a tiny snow globe of sparkle. Shake that bottle for a full 60 seconds before you open it to wake up the mica and pearl flakes; otherwise, the color will look flat. Since the clear coat is soft, don't try to "scrub" the chip clean. Just dab the paint in thin, light layers. If you're working with a color like Rivian Blue Pearl, remember that matching the depth of a pearl finish requires patience. It's better to do two "whisker-thin" coats than one big, gloppy mountain of paint that will never sit flush.