If you are under warranty, you should get a loaner from Rivian or Enterprise. I've gotten Lucids, BMW i4s, and a Tesla Model 3. They will also offer Uber credits.
What you say is true, but for a Launch vehicle, the R1T had a lot going for it. I have one, and I am waiting for a new R1 line and not just a mild update. I have an R2 reservation, but feel the R1 line is a better fit for me.
Just say it sucks that your warranty expired, and the 12v needs to be replaced. They will give you a discount, and you can walk out with around $500 total.
The new mobile app gives more detailed views when planning a trip. Nice visual update.
What’s new:
*improvement to explore tab
*interactive map with smarter search and trip planning
*customize trips, toggle between locations and avoid certain routes
I crossed over the 60k mile point and was going to buy an extended warranty. Xcare no longer sells in California. So I am now looking at other options.
I've seen both Scouts in person multiple times, but it's still nowhere near production. It's much more comparable to an R1. It's not a comparable alternative to an R2. It will not be priced similarly, if it even comes out at this point. With that said, it looks great in person.
https://www.newsweek.com/rivian-ceo-admits-major-fault-drove-away-customers-12046794
Some Rivian early adopters were driven away by the ownership experience. Scaringe holds out hope that they will be willing to give Rivian another try