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I expect this would void your warranty for any claim related to electrical . . . on an Electric Vehicle.

Thank you all for your helpful responses. Very much appreciated and got me on the right track.

Thank you for the prompt reply, and I'm sure I'll have questions which can be answered at delivery. However, this assumes that everything I need to know now or in the future will occur to me to ask during the excitement of delivery . . . and leaves me still asking to whom or what do I turn the...

We will take delivery of our R1S Adventure quad motor in the February - March 2024 window. Perhaps we'll get lucky in the next sweepstakes at the end of October and move up a bit more. But either way it's now s00n. The owners manual online is very superficial beyond telling us not to...

Forgive my ignorance, but does the "loss" of vegan leather pertain only to the dash and not the seats. If both, do I need to buy my own upholstery or what?

Mine had been sometime in 2024, which I took to mean that Rivian hadn't a clue. Then it moved up to January June 2024. Then to April June 2024. And today, to February March 2024. Would have like sooner, but don't we all? This window will work. And who knows whether the next update in October...

I'd say things are going just fine in Rivian world if this crud is what we're posting about.

I, too, am remembering the practice of locking in your configuration by the 15th of "change" month. I changed my color from LA Silver to Forest Green a few days ago and my configuration now shows "processing estimate" as opposed to the previous delivery estimate of April - June 2024. Perhaps...

Here is the link to the website which explains the Texas Lemon Law: https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/consumer-protection/lemon-law#:~:text=The%20Texas%20Lemon%20Law%20is,under%20the%20manufacturer's%20original%20warranty. I've used our Lemon Law here in California to leverage a dealer to...

You may want to check what, if any, Lemon Laws exist in Texas. Here in California I've never invoked our Lemon Law so far as to return a car, but I have used it to motivate a dealer to fix a problem after repeated attempts at repair. Again, I don't know your situation in Texas, but it's worth...

This is indeed good news. A minor question I guess I'll need to pose to CS is whether my R1S, which in theory only will come to me a year from now, will - include the NACS adaptor, or - I'll have to purchase the NACS adaptor separately, and - will the NACS adaptor be for sale...

Rivian's initial explanation on removal off the 12v outlets was that they "surveyed" and found these outlets were under utilized and so warranted removal to streamline production. Surveyed whom and when was not said. If Rivian is now falling back on supply chain issues, then we now have the new...

Thanks. You should write to owners manual for Rivian.

Interesting post topic. Thanks for that. But, how does one "reassign" the fob, and how does one "disable" a phone key? I bet you know this, and I know I don't.

Thank you for this post. The thought of having my R1S by mid-year, or even by the end of this year, is exciting. I'm a pre-March order holder, but only by 24 hours, so seeing my Rivian in under two years would be great. This could change, of course; we all know that. So I'm not holding my...

I don't reply to defend the situation. I, too, am disappointed at a design of a luxury SUV that cannot accommodate a full size spare. Not thoughtful. Not on par with luxury. But having had the experience with a rental that only had the donut spare, you remove the flat, replace it with the...

I see that you're an R1S order holder, as am I. Checking the gear shop I do see that the full size spare will be available later this year. Got kind of excited. But as noted in the gear shop, it is only for the R1T. The R1S can only accept the inflatable donut spare. If we want a full...

Kindly stop making equipment deletions without telling those still awaiting their vehicles. By failing to communicate you not only have the disappointment at the change but you also feed to notion that you are hiding something or, perhaps worse, that you just do not care.

You make a valid point, my friend. Sorry if my initial reply was heavy handed. I've always advised my clients to be up front with issues like this; better to be the first to speak of it than to be the last.

Your question raises others: When you know you've done something that, if known to the customers, might upset your them, is your business model to not tell them and whistle past the graveyard in the hope or belief that ultimately those "few" who find out through word of mouth or from personal...