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No issues for me. Only 1 month in but so far only minor annoyances.

I consider it a great car

Awesome trip, let us know how it went and I am specifically curious about the Moab charging.

I too like this feature, but my one, probably unreasonable complaint is that I can't seem to send the end point location if I am not the driver. I.e. wife is driving but my phone is connected via bluetooth driving the music (yes I know the driver SHOULD get to pick the music but...) and I try...

We got our R1S recently about 5 months ahead of our promised delivery window just recently so with 2 data points, not unusual. Ours is a 7000 vin so seems recent and new.

No actually. You are completely wrong as of June 2022 according to Financial Times which seems reputable https://www.engadget.com/iphone-overtakes-android-us-market-share-223251196.html And remember I am on your side and totally agree that Android should be included in the development process...

My quad motor is the best car I have ever owned and I am so glad I bought it. Next R? will be a dual motor for a variety of reasons but I don't regret my purchase of my R1T for a second.

13 pages in, not much left to say. It really boils down to this for me. Can I go to any gas station in North America amd put fuel in my ICE vehicle? - Yes Can any NACS equiped car with the right adapter charge at any CCS station? - yes Can any CCS or Chademo vehicle charge at any NACS...

Yes, my dad made it from Denver, R1T on the 21s in March. I was too chicken to give it a go on the 20s also in March but I think I could have made it no problem as long as I wasn't driving 80 (which I was).

From someone whose aging ears are getting disturbingly bad, I thought mine was broken because I never heard it until parking in an empty lot at 11pm. But then just to point out the unreasonable consumer that I am, I want the EV safety noise quieter but the bird chirp louder. It is all about me...

Just picked up my wife's R1S today complete with first aid kit.

I am going to poke some fun at myself now. I 100% prefer android products and went looking for some current information to utterly refute Commodore's info from way back in 2019. Unfortunately for me all I did find completely supports it...

I live maybe 10 miles from there, have no need to charge there but will probably drive by once a day until it is open. Or maybe I can do the old school concert ticket thing and camp out!

Wait! I will do it for $400. Pay me to drive a Rivian? Hell yes!

Some people might get good news. I had a delivery window of July-Sep and instead of a delivery window update I got a "Time to purchase" email. Limestone+OC+21s on a train headed my way apparently.

Isn't the global android market share something like 70%? Wouldn't it be smarter for Rivian to work on a solution that fits both?

I also thought what was expected was $3750. They only updated this web site today so "known" might be a stretch or you have other information I don't/didn't which is entirely possible.

Some interesting rules. It looks like if you got your Rivian before April 18th you qualify. After you don't https://fueleconomy.gov/feg/tax2023.shtml

Totally fair, I just wanted to reassure the OP that even with a non-fabulous guide the experience is reasonably easy and far, far preferable to going through a dealer.

So, I am on guide number 3 with my truck already delivered and the SUV scheduled sometime between July and 2025 and I feel like I have some good experience to share. Guide1: Never answered texts or email and I managed to get her on the phone once. Never gave any good answers (not her fault I...