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We're already planning our whole summer vacation based on picking the R1T up in Normal. So, yeah, I sure hope they allow factory pickup! :D

Yep, I expect our guides to arrange our test drives, and we won't meet them until May.

Sure seems awkward to reach. Even the trip meter reset button on my car's instrument cluster can really only be reached while stopped.

One of my very first questions for my guide is going to be "What configuration will get me quickest delivery?" Next is, "will pickup in Normal be quicker than delivery to California?" I snagged an LE, and I want it in June. July at the latest! :)

I don't think either Rivian will win. Journalists want to create buzz and controversy. Both Rivians look mainstream, even if their specs are not. Only we Riviots know what a fantastic pair of vehicles these are going to be. Journalists (or their editors) won't think their readers would get...

If only the Hummer weren't a GM product. Sigh.

$29.99, and they will be out of your size. ;)

Good, except it doesn't answer any of the concern about nagging. Or the need for TWO hands while using Driver+.

And that's why people are paranoid. These days you kind of need to be. Or just live life, "what, me worry" and maybe someday something bad will happen.

That's what I did for the Cybertruck. Barely in time... my EV truck (R1T or Cybertruck) is already paid for now. Was fun while the EV stock market was going nuts. :) The downside to your advisor's advice is: if you lose the investment, you don't get a vehicle.(that's how I justified such a...

Good thing, my wife wouldn't like me getting that option. ;)

Just their side gig working for Google to help defray the expense of testing. ;)

You make some great points. So why is yellow an upcharge? (I'm currently in the yellow camp)

They don't exist yet, nfrank, so there is no such map. As posted above, they haven't even pulled any permits. Rivian may know about where they want them, but not even they know where exactly they will end up.

My name is Dave. I would really be paranoid one day it would tell me "sorry, I can't do that, Dave".

And that is my definition of "real world". It's how I drive, not what can be done in a lab, or theoretically calculated.

Okay, Rivian themselves say they are based in California: Rivian careers page so I guess they really are. But I think that is based on their operations. I wonder to which state thay will have their primary tax liability, or where they are incorporated. <shrug>

Not just a missed opportunity, but a mistake. Why bother at all?

RJ moved to California, but I thought the company was still headquartered in Michigan. Anybody know for sure?

Considering an ID.BUZZ (when/if). :rock: