Yeah stripe, it worked well.
Ha full day turned into over a week. But they finally fixed my issue. Cruise control was failing and they have to replace 2 computers.
What's on your list at those prices? For me the only other competitor would be the silverado RST but it's kind of ugly and GM's track record on reliable EVs is suspect.
Nothing else tows my trailer the only reason I own a truck BEV, otherwise I'd probably drive a Lucid
In the grand scheme of things Canada sales for most car manufacturers is 10% of their US sales.
It's almost not worth it for Rivian, if that's currently only say 5000 a year or less
Double check that. That's with rebates.
A model 3 dual motor AWD is $47,490 in the US with exchange rate it would be $62,000 cdn.
But it's actually $59,900
Tesla has historically just followed conversion rates in Canada. Before we had any rebates the pricing was actually in USD converted...
Basically Rivian doesn't see Canada as a market they want to deal with. I'm surprised we get them at all.
No gear shop, very little service (4 centers in the entire country) and insane pricing.
Wind resistance really kills range.
I normally drive this route (almost daily) 16% is a consistent usage at 80mph.
Yesterday I did the trip towing my 20ft car hauler and used 40% of the battery going 60mph. I really expected to double the energy consumption not that much more.
The range...
I posted this on Reddit about a month ago. Nobody believed me.
Cruising on a flat highway following a car the display will show yellow (formally blue) and the brake pedal will move and slow you down.
It's using the friction brakes to adjust speed while simultaneously applying power. I felt...
They check the following.
All closures,
Floor mat retention
Horn
Seatbelts
Camera surround view
Windshield
Warnings
Tire depth and inflation
Brake operation
Wheel torque
Brake thickness
Suspension and steering operation
Lighting
Wiper blades
Basically it's a visual check and check if...
I just noticed the black ones available today and bit the bullet.
Now the question is, do I use these as my winters or do I put my summer tires on here and put winters on the OEM rims?