I was a previous EV owner when I purchased the Rivian so most of the EV items I was use to however the instant torque for a vehicle this size was a shocker for sure.
I don’t think the fob would’ve worked either. If you see the screenshot I posted above, my app did not show any drivers or keys. The keyfob is listed as a key so I’m thinking that probably would not have worked. The disappearing drivers and keys is intermittent (ongoing) because I accessed the...
Something weird on the backend is going on. I was able to launch the app just fine however, beneath security and access it did not list the number of drivers and keys for a few minutes. It’s back now.
Weavegrid provides the TOU information that Rivian takes advantage of and displays to you via the app UI. Does the Rivian app display the two new time periods provided by SDGE? If not, the issue may be between Weavegrid and SDGE.
Rivian’s implementation does provide a smarter charging platform...
This sounds like it would be useful. Is this feature something Rivian promised? If not, you can make a request by submitting feedback via the mobile app. The feedback option exists on the homepage at the bottom.
A little fluctuation is normal. My Rivian sometimes jumps to 11.2. The 5.5 kwh you were getting is not normal but seems it resolved itself just like @Goose experienced.
We own a 22’ MYP as well.
The same behavior was reported in this thread, but it went back to normal the next charging session, strange. I usually charge at a consistent 10.8.kW on the Rivian and 11.2kW on the Tesla. I’m charging our Tesla at the moment so may not charge the Rivian tonight but certainly tomorrow.