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"Design and develop Rivian infotainment applications on Android OS" "Familiarity with embedded Android framework services" "Experience with developing mapping, multi-media, and Bluetooth solutions is a plus" All those things imply in-car software. There's way too much smoke for there not to be...

It's clearly a service menu not intended for end users.

No.

"ride height will slowly lower over time when disabled". not sure it's advisable to do.

I'm reluctant to just post the code because it is indeed the same for all trucks. I will say it wasn't that hard to guess. There doesn't seem to be a whole lot you can "do" outside of resetting the vehicle, resetting the infotainment, disconnecting the high voltage, forcing to ready (prevent...

There's a zillion different signals you can check/monitor. I added a few randomly. I'm sure @OutofSpecKyle would love the data for his battery testing ?

OMG I GOT IT....

If it truly is a service tool, my guess is it's calculated based on something, probably the VIN or it's randomly generated and tossed in a DB in Normal at production time and accessible to techs. I doubt it's generated on the fly because it would theoretically need to be accessible if the truck...

I think it's both. QNX at the core and Android (Automotive?) running in a VM. BlackBerry Strengthens QNX Advanced Virtualization Framework for Android Automotive OS

Sooooo I'm guessing this is a service app? How to figure out that pin.... hmmm

I got my truck last Thursday and started messing around with it to see what I can dig up. I setup MITM proxy to try to capture some network traffic. Of course they're not totally stupid and everything I've seen in my limited time trying has been https and enforcing valid certs so stuff in the...

I'm going to follow up with the dmv I guess. I've definitely transferred tags from a truck to a car and back. The only difference is my truck was 6000lbs, not 7000.

Did anyone have issues transferring their tag from a car to the R1T? Delivery guys said you can't but I'm fairly certain I've done that before without issue.

Yeah at $5/gal and $.31/kWh, Rivian is equivalent to 35mpg. Not sure how many trucks get 35mpg.

You should sign up for the Electrify America Pass+. It's $4/month and gets you $.31/kWh charging. As long as you charge more than 34kWh you're saving money.

I guess it's like how turning on the heat in an ICE car that's overheating can help cool the engine? Though 67 is downright cold where I come from.

Yes, they do have something unique and I, and many others, are buying it because of that. No product is perfect. There has not been a single argument made that explains why Rivian cannot offer AA/CP alongside their own capabilities. What are they afraid of? Yes, development resources are finite...

Hilarious that you think Google actually has a holistic strategy. The only product Google actually has a strategy for is Search and Ads. I'm fairly certain implementing AA/Carplay is somewhat straight forward. All these infotainment systems are based on Blackberry QNX and they provide AA/CP...

How bout we look at another platform... Windows Phone. The Rivian experience seems to have more parallels there. Really good product but small market share. Platform owner is forced to develop third party apps because those apps/services do not see the cost/benefit in developing for it. Is it...

Thanks! Was the tracking/check copy good enough or did Rivian have to actually have the check in hand? Supposed to have delivery tomorrow and my CU is supposed to be overnighting the check today.