ABRP routing sharing to Rivian

[cdement]

Is there a way to share a route from ABRP directly to my R1S? The reason I ask is because there are some chargers I just can’t seem to get the Rivian navigation to route to or even see in the app.

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[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

Are those chargers open to Rivians? Rivian owns ABRP and have long since integrated it into their nav. There isn’t as much reason to use ABRP since.

 

[cdement]

Are those chargers open to Rivians? Rivian owns ABRP and have long since integrated it into their nav. There isn’t as much reason to use ABRP since.

Yeah as far as I know yes. I’ve included a screen shot from both apps, this example just simply doesn’t exist in the Rivian app. It isn’t just this charger I’ve noticed it several times. I’ve made sure there are no filters on in Rivian and no matter how I zoom they just aren’t there.

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

Interesting. The only Tesla chargers in the area I can see with Tesla app are all L2 (hotel). EVgo indeed does not show in Rivian and I don’t see why not. Low scoring perhaps? Might have to input actual address into Rivian nav/app.

 

[cdement]

Interesting. The only Tesla chargers in the area I can see with Tesla app are all L2 (hotel). EVgo indeed does not show in Rivian and I don’t see why not. Low scoring perhaps? Might have to input actual address into Rivian nav/app.

I’m assuming Rivian and ABRP using the same scoring system and ABRP has it listed as an A score. I also checked PlugShare and people with Rivians have charged there recently based on ratings.

 

[lslick23]

Ive also noticed the Rivian app doesn’t show Ionna chargers as well.

 

[hgpayne]

Rivian only shows a subset of the chargers. It ignores providers like Red-E, Loop, maybe even IONNA. ABRP seems to list them all. There is also one free ChargePoint DCFC on a route I take often that isn’t listed in Rivian nav even though supposedly Rivian includes ChargePoint

I have built a route in ABRP and discovered there was no way to transfer it to Rivian Nav. My only path was to export the route to Google maps, then I could share that to Rivian. Now all the charger locations are on the nav but it doesn’t know they are chargers — just the address of the charger. With the manual precondition button now you can just use the address and press that button about a half hour out. Not really an ideal solution.

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

Rivian only shows a subset of the chargers. It ignores providers like Red-E, Loop, maybe even IONNA. ABRP seems to list them all. There is also one free ChargePoint DCFC on a route I take often that isn’t listed in Rivian nav even though supposedly Rivian includes ChargePoint

And that may have something to do with Chargepoint's business model. It doesn't operate charging sites. Instead, it offers it's hardware and support to anyone wanting to operate one. They buy the hardware and choose a service/support subscription package.

Ionna is such a small network right now, despite joining, it probably just hasn't been on Rivian's to-do list to include into their software (with R2 launch being top priority).

 

[tate16t]

Did anyone else’s vehicle become unlinked to ABRP? I believe mine did after .26 was applied.

 

[waitingonanr1s]

Did anyone else’s vehicle become unlinked to ABRP? I believe mine did after .26 was applied.

I upgraded to .26 last week. No problems with mine - still linked.

 

[mkhuffman]

Did anyone else’s vehicle become unlinked to ABRP? I believe mine did after .26 was applied.

Mine is still connected and just got the latest OTA a couple days ago.

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