Vehicle-specific A-pillar ditch lighting for 2021–2024 (Gen 1) Rivian R1T and R1S. The Team 1EV system combines stainless-steel hood-hinge brackets with Morimoto 4Banger LED pods and your choice of wireless, in-cab toggle, or DIY wiring.
Generation confirmation: This listing is for 2021–2024 Gen 1 Rivian R1T and R1S vehicles. Owners of 2025–present Gen 2 vehicles should order the separate Gen 2 listing.
Choose the complete configuration
- Control: wireless key-fob relay harness, in-cab toggle-switch harness, or lights/connectors only for custom wiring
- Beam: Spot, Combo, or SAE Wide
- Color: White or Yellow/Amber
- Output: NCS 20W or HBX 42W
Fitment and mounting
- 2021–2024 Rivian R1T (Gen 1)
- 2021–2024 Rivian R1S (Gen 1)
- Laser-cut 304 stainless-steel A-pillar brackets
- Powder-coated finish and stainless-steel hardware
- Uses existing hood-hinge mounting points
- Cable-routing clips guide wiring toward the 12V battery area behind the frunk
Control options
Wireless key fob
- One-button RF remote control
- Two-wire connection at the under-hood 12V battery
- No wiring through the cabin
Toggle switch
- Traditional in-cab push-button control
- Requires routing wiring into the cabin
- Includes a Team 1EV stainless-steel 3/4-inch switch bracket
DIY wiring
Lights/connectors-only configurations do not include the power relay harness or switch. They include two mating Deutsch connector sets, seals, and pins for a custom harness.
Kit contents
- Two Morimoto 4Banger LED pods in the selected specification
- Two Team 1EV Rivian A-pillar brackets
- Stainless-steel bolts and cable hardware
- Black hardware caps
- Selected wiring/control package
Pod specifications
- Input voltage: 9–18V DC
- Dimensions: 82 mm wide × 67 mm high × 60 mm deep
- NCS output: 20W, 1.5A
- HBX output: 42W, 3.2A
- Powder-coated die-cast aluminum housing
- Weather-resistant sealed construction
Beam selection
- SAE Wide: broad, controlled near-field illumination
- Combo: blended width and medium-range distance
- Spot: narrow long-distance illumination
White output is intended for general visibility; Yellow/Amber is intended to improve contrast in rain, snow, fog, and dust. Check local laws before using auxiliary lights on public roads.