I don’t know if this topic has been covered on the forum yet but this seemed like the best spot. Does anyone know whether the the brake lights are activated when you take your foot off the “go” or “exhilarator” pedal? I believe there are now a reported 4 levels of regenerative braking (“RB”)...
I visit Phoenix from Chicago monthly and I am due for a trip that week. I may extend and do the Friday day pass. It would be great to share my Raffinity for this truck with someone besides my wife.
I know there could be some other factors here but doing some quick math, 148 miles of range and 57% of battery remaining would equate to 344 miles of range. Perhaps that is what you get without (or a reduced) 1,000 payload.
…so about that blue in these photos. I know Rivian Blue can look a little different in various lighting but the darker blue in the one picture is waaaay darker than I thought it could be. I can’t imagine they would have made a darker one (and let us see it before LG) and I am just thinking this...
I believe the decision to put the stove/sink on the forward side is due to the Dometic induction stove existing dimensions and the geometry of the gear tunnel. The slanted vertical face of the front of the gear tunnel follows the incline of the rear seats. The back of the gear tunnel is vertical...
Main drivers for me are ventilated seats and definitely the powered tonneau. I prefer to not have to stick the manual cover panels in the gear tunnel (I know they “could” go elsewhere) and have them taking up space. Plus, I want my truck ASAP so LE it is.
Thanks for posting @kanundrum. I am not an expert on assembly lines but nice to see some robots in their final location. Anyone more experienced able to decipher if that appears to be a truck in legit production or a staged photo? Maybe a pre-production model testing the robots?
Also, in the...
Ok, so I am coming out of stealth mode for this “find.” There has been a lot of mystery around actual photos of limestone. I think this picture is it. I believe the prior comment about it being a wrap was referring to the R1 you see behind the driver’s side of the truck through the window...