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I'm in the same boat. I've got a lifetime subscription that I actually had installed for the first time I believe in 1999 in my then 98 Ford Expedition... had to buy hardware to make it function and integrate in the stock radio of my Expedition as I recall... In any event that subscription that...

That certainly blows, thankfully I have over 6,000 songs on my iPhone that I can listen to on bluetooth...

I'm picking up my R1S this coming weekend; what's the story with XM? I bought a lifetime subscription to XM over 20 years ago and each time I buy a new car it's like $20 transfer to the new car, no problems. I contacted them in anticipation of transfer to my new R1S and they said no...

Yeah that's an audit, but appears to be focused on the single issue of verifying that you in fact made the purchase that gave rise to the tax credit from 2022. My guess is that by uploading the VIN and bill of sale, registration that that will be satisfactory. If I remember correctly 2022 was...

Drop a dime. Dishonesty increases the cost to Rivian which passes it on to us and when scaled punishes their bottom line which doesn't need to be punished any further... not to mention simple dishonesty makes for an unreliable lack of confidence experience...

That's sounds more like a RFI (request for information) or further documentation as opposed to an IRS audit. A RFI response can be uploaded to your account on IRS.gov and is way less painful than an audit. My guess is they're looking to determine whether your R1T qualifies under the...

They can not defy physics... inertia...

All things being equal if you recirculate the cabin air with a faulty evaporator, which this sounds like, you'll promote the problem.

Cold air has less capacity to hold moisture than warmer air.

Faulty HVAC. This was a very common issue in just about all cars prior to the 1980's when the HVAC tech got much more advanced. In modern vehicles it tends to be the evaporator system associated with the HVAC. You really should not have to run the HVAC to deal with fogged windows in almost...

That's re-assuring. I'm due to take delivery at Denver sometime in the next couple weeks and just joined this forum this past weekend and will confess have started second guessing the decision. In part my concern has been the actual buy experience whereby I've noted a real distance between...

List on Bring a Trailer; yes, yes, yes I know you have to pay a seller's commission, but if you have to sell, you have to sell.

I didn't realize Texas acknowledged being a part of the USA. I'm more accustomed to seeing the bumper sticker "I'm from Texas what country are you from." :-)

I think the real challenge for Rivian will be brought-on by the VW Traveler and Scout. If for no other reasons they've said they will have front & rear "differential-locker" equivalents for their electric motors and they'll have a less distracting more intuitively traditional control layout in...

That's not encouraging. I too live in Boulder and one of the main purposes of my R1S order is to avoid having to drive my 25year old F250 in snow like we had last week with the plow on it but the F250 has front and rear ARB air lockers and old school pizza cutter tires that allow me to drop my...

Yeah I saw this route with charging stations (which is the route I usually drive) last evening when I plugged it into Google Maps and was a little puzzled why the Riv phone App. doesn't reflect the same locations.

Talk about Adventure I'm waiting on a R1S TriMax and trying to figure out how I make it from Boulder, CO to Bozeman MT. I'm hoping that the phone app. gives me more optimistic charging station options to make that 700 mile trip once I've actually taken delivery than what I currently see...