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That what my Bolt does and I don't like it. I'd prefer to be able to set it in the app, as on a cold morning I may want a different temperature than on a hot afternoon.

Please be right ??

Funny, but this looks a lot more similar to the Long Way Up prototype than it does to the configurator. https://images.app.goo.gl/THJz1Ys4HDTmtQHB8

In the end it’s clearly a personal decision, but if it were me Id hold out for the OC. I have OC configured and am willing to wait.

Plastidip for even less, lol. Honestly surprised by how well it works on my Bolt, but would probably spend the $ to do it right on the Rivian.

Anyone with Alexa know if I can ask my Google Assiyto tell Alexa to do things, or would I have to get some sort of Alexa device?

As someone who uses Google Assistant daily, I'm a bit sad that I'll have to give my data to Amazon too. At least Alexa is about as good as Google Assistant. If we had to rely on Siri we'd never get anywhere.

Polestar is amazing. So thoughtfully built, and Android Automotive is amazing. I wish it were in more cars. Really makes the Tesla I test drove feel like an econobox. Unfortunately I don't think I can justify an optioned out Polestar and a Rivian. Maybe some day.

I'm currently GW/OC. Liking the light and airy feel with the roof glass. I'd definitely consider limestone if we ever see it. I think that would go well with OC as well. I'm slightly hesitant about the greyness of OC, but I really like that light wood in the dash.

Bohemian Rhapsody, or Under Pressure. Freddie Mercury can pop my speaker's cherry any day. Also, these are my daughter's favorites at the moment (she's 4)

A bit on the nose, but I like it.

I'd be especially happy if I could send routes and locations from Google Maps to the app and have that route up on my screen when I get in the truck...

I'm testing a Polestar today with Android Automotive built in, and will be curious to see how well Google Assistant is integrated.

Yes, and I was hoping Rivian would too. AFAIK they aren't though. It will be interesting to see what kinds of apps we will be able to pull up on the main screen, but I don't imagine Google Maps will be one of them.

Really wishing I could just get Google Maps up on the big screen. Do Rivian and Tesla really think they can beat Google at mapping and navigation?

I was also pleasantly surprised. Considering the others have at least one solid axle, this independent system did very well. My only concerns will be the unknown durability. He did mention that everything is aluminum several times, but he didn't make it clear whether this was a concern for him...

Based on my test drive, you can keep the rear view camera on whenever you want for an additional rear view. Obviously this limits your ability to use the screen for anything else...

Definitely would like to see some traction ramp testing. Quad motors have so much potential, but software can really make or break it.

Hmm, 30 seconds seems a bit short for traffic in LA. If it has the capability, an OTA could easily extend the time, so that's good news.

Can it come to a complete stop and then start again once traffic moves? This is my most important use case here in LA.