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Any more R1S info coming out about the leg, hip, shoulder in the driver cockpit? Real world 2nd row space when the front row side is all the way back?

Rivian and Rivian buyers, Don’t allow our post these posts. No one knows what happened and the optics are really bad. That is to say the driver must be a complete moron. Look at the tracks!!!!

It says the R1S has been delayed indefinitely in this article. I've not heard that. Any truth to this?

Guess I’ll have to wait for the ability to get in one.

I don't see much info or response to the drivers side interior specs. If it isn't big enough there for me; 6'6" 285lbs, then car seat space makes no difference for me. It isn't going to drive my kids by itself; at least not yet. Lol.

I think you can get a 3rd row in the X. Although it's probably tiny for passengers. I would more than likely have those seats folded for storage anyway. My biggest concern is how big the driver side of the cockpit is. I will be the primary driver and I'm hopeful that the size isn't the same...

Incredible! I will certainly have to sit in one, but the Tesla X seems to have a bigger interior. That's disappointing as this is an SUV.

It helps a little. I’m just wondering if at 6’ 5” if there will be enough leg, hip head and shoulder room in the R1S driver seat.

Does anyone have real knowledge of the interior specs of the R1S front driver seat? Actually sat in one? How did it compare to a full size SUV? How does it compare to a Tesla X?

As features are removed and if the price does not move with those removals; only then can you determine the value. That is to say, what features will it actually have at delivery and what did you actually pay for it?

These dimensions seem small for a full size SUV, especially the hip room.

just hope the population/environment can withstand the wait. I might have to error on the side of environmental caution sooner than later.

At the risk of creating issues with QC, I really hope that Rivian is going to kick their manufacturing into high gear. It would be great to start seeing these delivered by the end of 2020; or sooner. I know it is a balancing act to have reliability baked in so I'm sure they want as close to...