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I was an Audible addict way before Amazon absorbed them in 2008. With Connect+ and the Audible app, I can dip into books I want to revisit. Right now, every trip takes me a bit farther revisiting Truman by David McCullough while I listen to new content walking the dog and working in the yard. I...

Minor correction on Amazon...the unlimited subscription includes everything they have whether you purchased it or not. Give Rivian's Alexa something to do :cool:

Likewise, Amazon music. If you purchased CDs from Amazon: " Thousands of CDs and vinyl records now come with free MP3 versions that are immediately uploaded to your Music Library. " Amazon Music Unlimited is pretty good deal, too:

Interesting, but unless the Rivian sees the unit as a phone for bluetooth purposes, the FM connection would be the only way to go. Assume that this would work, but not as well (quality) as bluetooth.

There is no head unit like a conventional radio to be replaced. Crutchfield (https://www.crutchfield.com/car/outfitmycar/mycar.aspx) can help with speakers but has no options for adding a head unit. If they can't figure it out, forget about it. There has been some discussion about future USB...

Like this idea!

Service seems to be dependent on where you are. I have had good experiences in WA and my sons report good service in Oregon and the Bay Area (CA)...in the latter, the issue was not enough centers, which seems to be resolved.

Love it...and my son loves his too.

Yep, XM in my Kia EV also doesn't like hills/valleys. None of those in WA either, of course. In flat country, it's great. I mostly listen to Audible in my R1T...the Audible feed syncs up really well. Walking the dog, driving, no glitches in the stream.

Went back and looked at my order...indeed, what I used was (sorry about that)

https://parks.wa.gov/find-parks/state-parks/ike-kinswa-state-park .... although the ranger there told us that they would be upgrading to 50 amps soon. Have not been back there since to see.

I've used this one at WA State campgrounds with 30amp RV connections with the Rivian connector. You may need to do this to avoid tripping the breaker on the outlet: My adapter:

Both of my sons bought demos. Both satisfied. Recommend very careful walk around and test drive if you have access. One of the demos had an issue with wind noise...taken care of under warranty.

Crutchfield has also been great (pre and post sales assistance) on home audio...done some of that with them...but, yeah, I pretty much toss the catalogs, too.

Crutchfield (https://www.crutchfield.com/ ) has been a 'go-to' for vehicle audio for a long time. I'm happy with my Gen 1 Meridian audio, but looked for you. Here's what they have for Rivian: Good luck!

Since it works, drive it till it drops...at that point there will be lots of really cool new models to choose from.

April 2022 here...no wear that I can see...

Well, they do have a fancier name for it than emergency parking brake in the owner's manual...controlled deceleration is actually probably better than pulling an emergency brake in an older vehicle:

Well, yes, my Kia has about zero domestic content. When answering questions about my truck, I have been asked about domestic content after saying that Rivian's an American company building trucks in Normal, Illinois. So, wondering....

I have a launch edition R1T. Looked at my sticker the other day and did not see a listing of % of domestic content. I recall seeing that on other vehicles I have owned. I'm wondering what my domestic content is as well as whether that % has changed over the years and whether this is posted on...