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That is a possibility and your choice. With how litigious society has become, someone, somewhere will pay for it - if it causes problems.

It's a standard business disclaimer; I would do the same thing if I ran Rivian.

You will probably get yours in time. It really is only in the last couple of days that demand has pushed fulfillment / delivery out 4+ weeks.

I had AMICA, and they were great, now I have Farm Bureau. AMICA wouldn't insure my farm tractor so I had to switch companies. AMICA was great though while I had them.

Nope that is the AC adapter, you need to get the Lectron or A2Z DC adapter.

Those, from what I remember when I had a Tesla, fell under the V2 hardware / software.

If you want the discounted rate, you will start by using the Tesla app and selecting "charge a non-Tesla EV" and follow the prompts/steps. If you just want to plug and charge then you won't get the member pricing.

The way it works, today, for Ford owners is you only get the discounted rates via initiating the charge within the Tesla App, and not plug-n-charge.

Make sure you have the latest Rivian App version. it should look like this:

Look at the top right for the lightning bolt. Make sure Tesla is a network that is selected as in you want to see them. then scroll down to the hide options and unselect “adapter needed.”

I think OP was referring to the Rivian mapping software.

There is a 3rd party DC charging adapter available (A2Z). You however can't use it yet on a Rivian. Yes, Rivian and Tesla, will say you have to use an approved one as they don't want to be liable for 3rd party products and their experience.

Looks like it is a CCS to NACs adapter on the end.

RJ said deliveries start in early 2026.

Usually that is the case, at least with Tesla. It doesn't make sense to code 2 different UI's for different platforms unless there are hardware limitations. ( I do not believe that to be the case here)

That new steering wheel is nice.

Charging port is not on the Driver's side...

It, most likely, will not. The assumption is that the Rivian adapter will be just like the Ford adaptor, both made by Tesla. These adapters do not have the AC pins, only DC.

Oh no, YOU said "guys like "you"" Grow up... Should I cite the times when USGS and NASA have lied? My guess is you won't read this article and consider the implications - because my carbon tax...

Funny how you link an article that has no data and when you click on the link to get to that data it goes to a 404 error....