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So you’ve only scheduled appointment? Don’t celebrate just yet. If you read other posts… they could have you go through the motions only to tell you it’s within normal parameters and do nothing. In their eyes, current position is it’s normal for suspension to drop 2-3” after a few days of...

Don't even need a hard drive. A 256 or 512 GB thumb drive with at least 400 mps r/w is enough. Larger capacity only mean recordings are kept longer before being overwritten by new ones.

Effects of an unresolved war spreading. While Rivian doesn't build ICE, many of the components that are needed to build an EV are still tied to petroleum supply and prices. Cost to make tires. Cost to make things out of plastics. Cost to ship parts and raw materials from one part of the world to...

Come to think of it... Many moons and OTAs ago, I did experience similar... WiFi was turned on to download OTA with my phone as WiFi hotspot. After OTA was installed, WiFi was left turned on in the truck, but the phone had moved range with me. The next day the truck behaved like it was still...

Yah, I'm not too bothered by the minor gremlins either. If not for the very unusual car I encountered last Sunday AM (some obscure prototype race car that's been legalized for street-use through some rich folk loophole), I wouldn't even have realize the icon was missing.

Common for SUVs of the premium segment. Heck, the 2006-2013 E70 BMW X5, three generation ago, had it. Loaners are like rental cars. God knows who drove them and how. Drive yours exclusively in FWD, low and lowest suspension settings for 10k and report back. Was never meant to be primary key...

Coincidentally, I recently noticed the icon had disappeared on mine. Did a infotainment reboot and it remained missing. Did not try a hard reset since I knew a new OTA was being rolled out, which was just installed last night. Haven't had a chance to recheck.

It's not that it's buggy. It's that it, like most LLM based AI chat bots, it is expecting a conversation-like response. It understood "schedule service", but not numeral 1, which would have been how a traditional phone-based automated operator system works. There's been multiple threads/posts...

It's a car? It's a plane? It's a boat? No, it's a jail cell. And, that's Biff, your new BFF. Tesla Cybertruck owner believed Elon Musk when he said it could cross a lake — now he’s in jail

If you've done the most basic thing a owner could do, the resets, it's time to contact Rivian. Fellow owners don't have visibility of vehicle logs to diagnose and fix. This isn't normal. And if you do a forum search and find no other examples, you'd see that it's not a common behavior that is...

You put yourself and your thoughts on the internet, you're going to get feedback like you are giving to Rivian. Another fact of life. Deal with it.

So keep complaining? And what result has that produced for you thus far? Futile. Customers and OEMs each have their own priorities. And sometimes those priorities don't align. That's a fact of life. If you can't help yourself, no one can.

It's likely not about technical difficulty, more of a business/profitability decision. The missing harness either has to be procured/produced or siphoned from new vehicle production (IF, gen 2 is even using the same exact harness... remember, they reduced wiring in gen 2 to improve production...

Yes and most people observed the same. Very few saw theirs decrease.

Exactly. But, it may only be $50 more now, expect it to increase gradually with each renewal. At least that was my experience, prompting me to switch near the 3-year mark. The agent even acknowledged they are uncompetitive and didn’t even try to convince me to stay. They were twice as much.

IIRC, it an unspoken gray area and not explicitly stated. Other policies state coverage of use on roads, while Riviera/Nationwide is less specific. They also offer new car replacement, unless different for R2, for the first 3 years. You do pay significantly more. And last I checked, they no...

Possible. And ditto on testing how it behave. Maybe those with more granular knowledge of how RAN's backend works can chime in. IIRC, the screen at the dispenser tells you to "plug-in your Rivian". So I would think, even though valid form of payment is not found, it should still have checked...

Yeah, it can be clunky. But I think it's one of those things where different people have different preferences and it's just not possible to do one thing that pleases everyone to the fullest? I personally would like the desired minimum arrival, at each charging stop, to be the % you set. This...

You forfeit ability to plug-and-charge. You tap to pay. Since RAN has small coverage, this is probably not a big compromise for many.

Were there more suggested charging stops between the suggested (@38%) and the final leg? I think the 10% desired SOC is upon arrival at destination. It calculates backwards from there. It isn't 10% upon arrival at every single charging stop.