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The adapters are made by a 3rd party for Tesla, the Supercharger team had no input on the adapters.

I don't think the R1S vin counts here. ;) It's the R1T early vins still waiting, R1S was nearly 2 years behind.

Can confirm, my local Thorntons just announced they'll have Tesla Superchargers installed by next year as part of this BP Pulse intiative.

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People need to have a bad experience to make the score go down. If you know a station is a bad one, maybe take a ride on a weekend and help out all other owners by giving the network the bad charge data it needs? I know it sux, but it would be helping others.

Cost me ~$6K for my stealth wrap, as long as they're doing this properly it's a great deal!

In the State of Charge YouTube video for this adapter, Tom does mention that there are multiple points of contact that must connect in order for the vehicle, adapter, and charger to speak to each other. It does sound like maybe your specific adapter isn't working properly and you should...

I'm also addicted to ElectraFi and love checking it to see my stats. I'm a data analytics professional for my career so I love stuff like this. There are literally only ~400 connected Rivians out of 10s of thousands of drivers. Would love to see more of us on there so we can compare to our...

And a huge thank you to you and your crew as well! Fast install and great quality work. Love the sound!! Wanted to use it on my drive in to work, but no one took advantage of me for the first time ever on a Chicagoland commute! Grr! Great horn and I'll be coming back for those running boards!

Fkn paywall article. ?

@RealWheelsEV what's the chances of getting some assistance with install if I live up the street from you all in Gurnee? :)

Where are you located? I'm far north by the WI border.

Yea I didn't think my little issue needed a whole new thread, sorry. Here is the reply that I received from the Electrafi (Teslafi) team: I'm really sorry about that. In November we received a new response from the Rivian API that cleared out tokens and turned off logging. We sent out...

Just noticed today that my logging was turned off somehow. It shows a couple drives in NOV and zero drives in DEC when I took the family from IL to TN to SC and back to IL. I'd love to get the data on that trip. Anyone else have logging turn itself off lately? I am going to contact support...

Best I could do would be the EA at the Walmart in Madison, WI when we head to the Dells. Unfortunately, I don't know much about the Galena area. :(

Understood, but since grabbing this display kit for me would be nearly entirely to use Waze or Google Maps I'm hoping to see some examples of the side-by-side comparison. It's all good if you're not able to capture, maybe whoever reviews next will grab that for us.

Cannot wait for part two, thank you @jebinc ! I would love to see you input a random address via the Rivian NAV and Carplay Maps or Waze and see what the difference is in routing. Maybe something you already know doesn't route correctly in the RIV.

Another '22 R1T with over 11,000 miles including multiple road trips (longest being WI to TN) and no major issues. Nothing the service center didn't address such as some door moulding coming off.

Having seen this rig in person (Chicagoland Rivian Meet-up) I can attest to how good this looks all together. The wife is even asking me to get the running boards from RealWheelsEV! Also... hands down the coolest "business card" ever made. :)

Getting back to OP's question, the article that @R.I.P. posted mentions EVs are on the list of least stolen vehicles. From the article: