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Drove by the service center the other day. Saw the truck for the first time. Took a drive-by photo.

My Tesla charger arrived after my Tesla. Wasn't a big deal with 1k mile of free charging. Are the Rivian chargers at the service center free?

Does anyone have a guide contact, yet? I saw my first Rivian in person on 215 heading north towards the service center on Friday. Was a quick glance, but definitely got me pumped up for delivery.

One of the ramps goes into the shop. I saw that on an Instagram post by one of the employees.

I went by on Monday hoping to catch a glimpse of an R1T. My son says he saw one when he was on Trax, but went by before he could get a photo.

I would love some help from those in this group who have seen the LG in person. I keep waffling between Black Mountain and Ocean Coast. Thank you.

I can see your point. I think for the most part, when a delivery is made to a non-employee and that person shares information they are clearly announcing that fact. Just like @Iwantatesla did here. The facts in this case is that someone other than the employee posted information that was...

It's not that weird. Most companies have the "do no harm" mentality. It is an inherent trust between an employer and employee. Company provides early access to R1T and employee agrees to "do no harm" to the company's reputation. This seems more like common sense. This same trust is expected...

I drove by at lunch time today. Hoping to see a truck. Guess I just missed it.

Sorry, I am in my quiet period praying for a March delivery and not April, May or June.

I find it very strange that my feelings are hurt because I did not make the list. o_O:D

You were charged? What does the dealership indicate the charge was for?

Reflectors also trigger it. If a human walks by and the laser triggers, relfectors can keep it in a retriggering loop.

You'll just need to attend their quarterly earnings call to hear this information. Or wait for someone to summarize it here.

Your comment was about American car companies. Tesla is an American car company. As for luxury, they have high cost vehicles, but the model 3 is priced right at the average for cars sold in America.

You can also call Chevy.

And then there is this.

Yeah my thought too. Limits mobility a little bit with that intended use, but hopefully as battery tech progresses we see battery weights decrease.

Totally agree.

Looks awesome, but they are going to have to do something with the weight. At 18k pounds, I am not aware of an EV with the capacity to tow one of these.