r1vlife
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Hey All,
TLDR - Always Keep Your R1T Plugged In
I haven't posted in a while since I've been generally happy with my R1T. However I am pretty incensed right now and wanted to let you all know about my experience.
I left my vehicle unattended for roughly 8 days, from July 25 until today August 2nd. It wasn't plugged in and I had left it with 80% charge.
When I checked last night August 1st, I still had 64% left, and this morning August 2nd, it was at 62%.
I saw a bunch of 12v errors and vehicle battery issues and proceeded to call Rivian Service. They had me reboot the vehicle and when it came back up, my vehicle showed 46% battery and more critical faults.
I couldn't put the vehicle in drive since the brakes wouldn't release even though it recognized my key and I lost power steering. The brakes also made a nice crunchy sound and was very hard to depress.
I was told depending on what they find at the service center that I may be responsible for the associated costs for this repair and car rental because I didn't have my R1T plugged in for the week I was away.
I'm awaiting a tow now to the service center even though their earliest appointment is for Aug 11.
Thought all the 12V issues were solved but I guess they aren't.
I'm really starting to sour on Rivian.
maybe related - I've called in to the service line for other issues about a month ago when I noticed incorrectly displayed range and overcharging. I was told since it's software and not a pressing problem they won't schedule an appt to have it looked at.
TLDR - Always Keep Your R1T Plugged In
I haven't posted in a while since I've been generally happy with my R1T. However I am pretty incensed right now and wanted to let you all know about my experience.
I left my vehicle unattended for roughly 8 days, from July 25 until today August 2nd. It wasn't plugged in and I had left it with 80% charge.
When I checked last night August 1st, I still had 64% left, and this morning August 2nd, it was at 62%.
I saw a bunch of 12v errors and vehicle battery issues and proceeded to call Rivian Service. They had me reboot the vehicle and when it came back up, my vehicle showed 46% battery and more critical faults.
I couldn't put the vehicle in drive since the brakes wouldn't release even though it recognized my key and I lost power steering. The brakes also made a nice crunchy sound and was very hard to depress.
I was told depending on what they find at the service center that I may be responsible for the associated costs for this repair and car rental because I didn't have my R1T plugged in for the week I was away.
I'm awaiting a tow now to the service center even though their earliest appointment is for Aug 11.
Thought all the 12V issues were solved but I guess they aren't.
I'm really starting to sour on Rivian.
maybe related - I've called in to the service line for other issues about a month ago when I noticed incorrectly displayed range and overcharging. I was told since it's software and not a pressing problem they won't schedule an appt to have it looked at.
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