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They could easily be basing it on clean AOSP but I think it's the non-GAS version of Android Automotive. See discussion in this thread as well as the network captures I've done over in this thread.

Fairly certain the infotainment is Android (Automotive?) running in a Hypervisor on top of QNX. I'm really only interested in getting into the Android infotainment. I'd rather not mess with the actual vehicle control systems but being able to add custom software to the infotainment screen is...

What forms did you need from Rivian and was Rivian able to provide it without hassle? I'm trying to transfer my plate from a vehicle I sold (because Rivian low-balled the trade-in) and only have 30 days to do it. I have no faith Rivian will get the stuff submitted before that deadline is up.

Rivian has indicated that the internal networking is Ethernet. Though someone on another forum has done some digging and also apparently found signs of CAN. Perhaps Rivian intended on going all Ethernet but couldn't quite get there for certain components.

My door is definitely closed all the way. I believe it won't let you move at all if that's not the case. I'll give that a shot. I think I did notice it wasn't happening (as much?) when I had my seatbelt buckled but didn't correlate it.

Yes and yes. I took your "hook up to the network" and mention of WiFi to assume you meant external network. The fact that they're using Ethernet instead of CAN might make that easier but that's not something I've at all looked into yet.

I've done most of this. The problem is almost everything is TLS outside the truck so you can't feasibly "decode" it. The diagnostic menu doesn't seem to trigger additional network traffic. At this point the attack surface seems pretty narrow.

Oh crap maybe it is the weight-on-seat thing. Stupid "feature" if that's it. Bad enough that I can't drive with the door open. I was turned around looking out the back window to spot where the trailer was going. I didn't try switching modes, just tow mode. I'll try to repro without the trailer.

First trip in the books. Range was about what I expected though maybe a bit worse. I learned a lesson to not just trust the maps and to make sure I'm going the best route. Waze and the builtin maps both told me to take a higher speed, longer distance route on the way back (70mph highways) which...

Has anyone had issues backing up a trailer? I took my boat for a trip for the first time and repeatedly when backing up the trailer both empty and loaded it spontaneously puts itself in park automatically. It does the same chime that it does if you open the door without putting it in park and...

I posted other strong evidence over here https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/r1t-network-traffic.6522/post-172367 (though it appears the pictures in my first post broke). Way too much strong, corroborating evidence leaving no doubt in my mind that the infotainment is Android.

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I doubt we'll see those. Maybe the rules are different for in-car infotainment but on mobile devices those require the Google Mobile Services which I don't think Rivian is using.

ChargePoint has some Rivian integration but I haven't seen anything from EA outside of the ability to route to them. Location and theoretical charge rates are static data that's publicly available. Current status would require calling an API provided by the charger network which I've seen no...

The problem seems to be that all the charging networks are a bunch of jerks and force you to use their app and don't make the status of their chargers available outside of that. They all see it as a monetization opportunity and want you to use their network instead of others.

I believe it's this Telenav solution that Rivian is using for charger routing. I don't know where Telenav gets their data from but I know they integrate with Mapbox and OpenStreetMaps.

Off-Peak Credit - Duke Energy (duke-energy.com) They use a third-party company called Itron that obtains data from the car. Rivian isn't listed but many others are. Does anyone have experience with this with another car? Perhaps it does work but they just haven't updated their site yet. That...

When I was going through the paperwork ~2 weeks ago Rivian (which is through Chase) and Chase were about 5%. I ended doing a local credit union for 2.5% at 48 months. They had 60 months for 2.9% as well.

Here's what a command looks like to unlock the doors. POST https://cloud.rivianservices.com/rdata/api/v1/control HTTP/1.1 Authorization: Bearer [access token] Content-Type: application/json; charset=UTF-8 Content-Length: 222 Host: cloud.rivianservices.com Connection: Keep-Alive Accept-Encoding...

All if it enforces the traffic to be encrypted except for the Telenav data so we can't see what's inside.