Nothing direct from Rivian, but rather via Rivian Tracker who has close communication with RIvian:
He posted again this afternoon that the issue has now been resolved:
You'll need 2 adapters. One for AC charging. One for DC fast charging. And yes! Absolutely. My '21 Mach E would do 150 kw for a minute or two then hang out at 100. With the newer software my R1 Will stay pretty close to 200kw all the way to 50-60%
Yeah, I found a lot of Ford dealers do not like working on EVs. Some are better than others. And yes! The ford charger will work with any EV. But with the industry moving to NACS (the tesla port) you'll need to get an AC J-1772 to NACS adapter. But they're not too expensive on amazon.
I used to have a Mach E, and now have an R1S. Mach E was great for it's time when it came out. I liked my Mach E, I LOOOOOOVVVEEEEEEE My R1S.
My expreience with Ford is that software was their Achilles heal. The few software updates they managed to deliver were relatively unimpressive. My R1S...
My guess, and this is just a guess, is that it is coming. Rivian Assistant is launching with Google calendar integration, so I'd imagine order Google integrations will follow
Fun fact. Rivian's infotainment is actually also Android Automotive. It's just a much more highly customized version of it than Volvo/GM. implementations.
The reason the routing isn't the same as your phone is because it's a combination of Google AND Rivian algorithms taking into account travel...
Seems to be a fairly widespread issue, though not 100% universal. I think we're getting a free trial of what the non-subscribed Autonomy + will look like when it goes live. Definitely a mistake, that's not supposed to be live yet, but interesting to see, nonetheless
They cannot for a couple of reasons
1 - The existing lights are red only
2 - Part of the US regulation is that the brake lights and turn signals have to have a certain amount of lit surface area. So while there are 2 separate "sections" of the light, there simply isn't enough surface area for...
This can sometimes occur because of the software is trying to be smart/efficient. Most of the time (towing being the exception) if your vehicle doesn't DRIVE somewhere, the location doesn't change. So if it's been "parked" the whole time, GPS may update less frequently
If that's the case, it's an aftermarket part. Rivian does not have factory amber rear lights for R1. Any R1 vehicles that exist outisde of North America were privately exported, as it does not comply with EU standards
This is the only factory trail light configuration. There is no version of the R1 that uses amber rear turn signals. So no, it doesn't comply with EU standards sadly. It's a North American market vehicle only
This feature has not yet been implemented with Rivian's in house autonomy system (though it should be coming this year).
It may have been a feature with the old Mobileye system, but I never verified if Rivian's implementation included that or not.
It doesn't do that at this point. As of now, the only collision avoidance behavior I've observed is longitudinal (braking). It seems that either they haven't trained it on scenarios that require lateral yet, or they have that functionality turned off
I totally agree. Since this post. I did more of a deep dive into the system, if you're curious.
https://riviantrackr.com/news/universal-hands-free-is-smarter-than-ever-but-the-guardrails-are-still-on/
Short answer: I believe not.
Long answer: All of these systems (cruise control included) are all controlled by this AI model. And as far as I know their AI training to this point hasn't included trailer data.
It is a loud/rumbly design. And that's unfortunately just how it is. However, sometimes it's made to be worse than necessary if the HVAC lines are touching the bulkhead.
Under normal operation it will be a bit loud from the outside (not terrible though). On the inside it will be a faint rumble...