Ben Affleck is spotted driving two electric cars in 24 hours – a $90K ‘Batmobile’ & $265K Ford Bronco

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Dan Smith

Hollywood star Ben Affleck has added a custom $265,000 Ford Bronco and a $90,000 Rivian R1S to his extensive motor collection. The billionaire was spotted driving two electric SUVs around Los Angeles this week, where his remaining $1.2 million in auto inventory sits.
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Ben Affleck at a movie premiere in Los AngelesCredit: Getty
The original Ford Bronco electric car customized by Ben Affleck

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The original Ford Bronco electric car customized by Ben AffleckCredit: X17Online.com
Affleck's Bronco replaced gas engine with electric motor

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Affleck's Bronco replaced gas engine with electric motorCredit: X17Online.com

Affleck's Ford is a product of Ford Motor Company's licensed brand, Gateway Bronco, which does classic Bronco restorations and mods, autoevolution reports. Affleck's Bronco features a design rooted in the first generation of the vehicle line. These distinctive first-generation design elements include Seafoam Green paint, black soft top and sleek red center hub caps. Gateway Bronco replaced Ford's inline 6 or V8 engine with an electric motor.

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This electric motor produces 295 horsepower and accelerates from 0 to 60mph in about 4.7 seconds. Another new electric vehicle from Affleck, Rivian's R1S, could serve as an alternative Batmobile for the actor's on-screen superhero role. The R1S has two electric motors producing around 600 horsepower. Depending on the battery pack, Affleck's R1S can drive a movie star 260-321 miles on a single charge. For 2021, Rivian's R1T wins MotorTrend's Truck of the Year award. Rivian's R1T is similar to the R1S, but features an open bed that is more reminiscent of a pickup. While celebrities like Affleck are promoting Rivian for free, the time is ticking for America's electric-car manufacturing startup. Rivian produced vehicles at about $220,000 apiece and sold models for an average of $81,000 apiece during the third quarter, losing about $139,000 per sale, Reuters reports. Rivian's cash reserves could sustain the company through 2025, Yahoo reports.
Ben Affleck's Rivian R1S in Los Angeles, California

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Ben Affleck's Rivian R1S in Los Angeles, CaliforniaCredit: X17Online.com
Ben Affleck at the wheel of the new Rivian R1S

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Ben Affleck at the wheel of the new Rivian R1SCredit: X17Online.com