Rivian stated the orders would be priced and confirmed December 2019. I have heard nothing as of yet, frustrating.
Not quite sure what is meant by "orders would be priced and confirmed." Early this year (early summer?) Rivian was going to make the online configurator available by the end of the year. Forum members attending Rivian events or events Rivian were at, say, this past late summer/early fall, indicated Rivian reps pushed it to early 2020. When I was at the Normal, IL event
this past October I asked a Rivian team lead for an update and he told me early 2Q 2020 (April). He said they're doing some neat stuff with the configurator (some have said AR - augmented reality?) and they want to make sure everything is working right. That's fine but I believe there is much more to it like Rivian still working out the details to which features will be options, which battery pack will include which features as standard, pricing the battery packs and options, colors, overall ordering process including delivery options, refining financing options (e.g. subscription model), etc.
If you haven't noticed by now, Rivian doesn't announce things until they're ready versus half-baked or some incomplete wacky concept. Remember, they were in stealth mode for many years (I believe since the end of 2010 when they switched from a sports car to the current EAVs) until they revealed, not announced, but revealed working prototypes of R1T and R1S at the LA Auto Show in Nov 2018. Since then, factor in the addition of three major investors (Amazon, Ford and Cox Automotive) and orders (Amazon delivery EVs and platforms for Ford's Lincoln line) that they are probably having to coordinate with let alone figure out the logistics. As frustrating as it is (as a pre-order holder, believe me I know

), this is an exercise in patience. I'm OK with it if it means higher quality and a well thought out plan in bringing their EAVs to market.