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I'm pretty sure it's THHN in conduit, but would stress that I would be very happy to have 20% faster as cost is not a consideration in this specific case. Thanks

Update: I was given a more accurate measurement and it’s actually 130 feet. I suspect the answer is still to go with 6 awg, but thought I would ask the experts here to be sure. Thanks!

very helpful - thanks

Thanks for the response - I'm only trying to maximize charging speed and not worrying about cost. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this would not allow charging at the full capability.

About 80 feet

That's what I figured - thanks for the response

I'm having a Rivian Wall Charger installed in the garage of a high rise apartment building. It's quite a long run and the electrician wants to run copper 4 awg wire to reduce voltage drop. Question - will he have to drop it down to 6 awg near the charger in order to fit the terminals of the...

Half Moon Grey seems a good bit lighter than El Cap. Would love to see a real-life picture of both side by side

I had the StowNCharge on my Launch Edition and just installed the SoonishEV Topocharge in my new 2026 Quad - Highly recommend both...work great and install was pretty easy - Rivian took my trade in with the StowNCharge without question.

I would guess they have to sign a non-disclosure agreement to get a car. Not worth risking their jobs to post in an enthusiast forum. s00n

Think you will miss a lot of context during the Hammoud portion, as he walks around the vehicle and explains various design elements. I think the Scaringe part at the end would be fine audio-only.

thought this interview he did a good job of letting the executives lead the conversation and there was 60 minutes of good content

Finished the whole interview - excellent throughout...learned a lot that wasn't in other coverage of the event. Maybe the most interesting was RJ's comment that LIDAR will initially mostly benefit data collection and that it will even provide benefits to gen 2 R1S. I wonder if that will impact...

You can have a lot of wealth tied up in your company holdings, but the IRS wants to be paid in cash. Occasional liquidity needs, often to pay taxes, are normal and don’t necessarily signal an opinion on the company’s prospects.

These are very small amounts in light of his ownership % and options (dependent on milestones). Sales were executed under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan and are common for executives to manage liquidity/taxes. As others have pointed out, he also went through a divorce. I would suggest next time...

ChatGPT can...not sure if allowed to paste it here

I had a similar situation that was resolved in the same way - you just need the software team to enable your account, which generates the invite. Thanks.

I followed your suggestion to try again and got the invite the next day - thanks!

I took delivery a week ago and still no email invitation nor app notification. I've called support but they claim it's rolled out in phases and they can't expedite it.

The key question is whether Rivian would sell more cars if they offered more vibrant colors. Secondarily, do the colors they offer help define the brand identity they are trying to create? I'd also like to know, when comparing companies, if there is a correlation between the amount of vehicles...