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Those little dots on the site are so weird to me - in all the photos I've seen, Catalina Cove doesn't seem to be quite as dark, while Borealis is a little brighter. And my Forest Green R1T is also a little darker, but it has so much depth. Online samples for car colors never seems to line up...

Am I the only person that thinks that having Forest Green available on all the trims except standard is better that other auto manufacturers? Or am I just a little naive?

It's because R2 has more 2nd row legroom. Plus, the R2 being longer may also be due to the front end. How long is the hood on the Rav4?

Looks about right to me.

UI changes will be later this year (in the video at the top of this thread). I'm guessing the charger might not, as the dimensions are most likely different on the center console. They may make a version of it for the inevitable R1 Gen 3....

I think Rivian is hemorrhaging less money than Lucid (more of a decent bleeder that is getting patched up). Aren't all of Lucid's models still outright loosing money? Rivian still has gross profit on the R1 line and R2 is supposed to be profitable right out of the gate...

And both (or all?) of the standard trims list a tow rating of 3,500lbs, matching all of the Model Y trims. But they don't list the tow package as an option. Maybe just an oversight...

To my eyes, the video gives it a bit of both..... but I would call it closer to teal or turquoise overall. She wants it on the R3. But that would require a new, larger garage (current one barely fits our R1T and a decent workbench) and some other stuff getting paid off.

Wife is absolutely drooling over the purple/Borealis.

Not that I've had to by any form of vehicle fuel in years now, but I do keep an eye on the prices in my area.... $4.49/gal for regular, $5.99 for diesel. Those were yesterday's prices in my neighborhood. I really, really don't miss buying gas.

Read up on Rivian's Autonomy page (rivian.com/autonomy)

Well now that's interesting....

Technically, parts of June are still in the Spring.

Depending on how my finances work out, my wife really, really wants an R3. We would need a bigger garage first....

That is one weird looking two-seater. If it's not some form of robotaxi, then I'm confused..... how may two-seater sedans are sold in the US anymore?

I think option pricing will be a bit lower, as it's a smaller vehicle than R1. I think.

I didn't know that about the X - that is crazy!

Or people that get winter tires. I drove a rear-wheel Model 3 with winter shoes and it was more than capable.

Twenty years? More like 50, with Vietnam establishing that the US just doesn't seem to deal with small-scale guerrilla warfare well anymore.

The Forest Green is still there for the top two trims.