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The map isn't showing Panoche Rd in CA off the 5 in the San Joaquin Valley as open, but it is open and has been open for months.

I concur with this sentiment.

Cost is negligible, and it has many potential uses in emergencies. Thou protests to much. I suppose you also object to cars having to be equipped with seat belts that you don't want.

While the original poster may have meant something different, the part that will be mandatory is that your vehicle will be capable of doing bidirectional charging.

I'm getting close to two years, no issues with the windshield. I'm not sure if it is true, but I've heard that not driving near big trucks reduces your chances of having a rock kicked up into your windshield. I hope you have better luck with your third windshield.

Some shops, like Discount Tire, patch tires for free. I'm not sure if they are in Canada.

I believe, based on reading the website, that it has a battery. "Battery Type: Lithium Iron Phosphate to buffer solar intermittency"

I've had decent results with Airbnb.

This will make depreciation more consistent among all cars sold since everyone will be comparing to MSRP, but each individual buyer will have their own depreciation depending on what price they actually paid. In the end there is no difference in depreciation between the two sales models. If the...

Google does not agree with your title. While such a law has been proposed Google seems unaware if it has been signed into law.

Your statement has an error, if it is dual motor (I believe that all EDVs are now equiped with the Enduro motor) it would be all wheel drive. I believe you meant single motor front wheel drive.

If you assume that you are unable to get gas, there is probably some distance that carrying extra solar panels instead of fuel trucks would make sense

That is what I was thinking. On the Aptera it makes some sense, since the Aptera is 6+ times more efficient than a Rivian R1. To make since on a car, either the efficiency of the car or the panels needs to increase.

Needs context. Not practical for what? Most people don't drive more than 70 miles a day. Many rooftop solar installations get far more than 8 hours a day of sunlight. Also, per google average solar panels are currently from 250w to 400w, so you are also using the lowest quality panel.

Check it on multiple outlets that you know are working. Then report to service. My portable charger never worked and they sent me a replacement after having me test it on various outlets.

If you want to go a little bit away from Pasadena, there are a couple of Volta Charges in Monrovia (504 west Hunting Drive 91016). They are slow (9kw) and often in use, but free, at least the last time I used them.

You don't know until you test. It did reveal some interesting things about the charging curve of the max pack.

I would disagree. The postal vehicle makes the cybertruck look attractive.

Has anyone tried applying one of the coatings, like Rainx to the headlights?

The question I would ask is how many of the people who don't like the regenerative breaking have driven a manual transmission extensively? I think driving the Rivian is very similar to driving with a manual transmission. It took me a very short time to adjust.