Hmmmā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦Iām trying to like itā¦ā¦ā¦..I do like the old school looks, but it seems like they invented something that was invented years ago and has pretty much run itās course. Not sure theres a big demand or need for a new solid axle old school 4x4 that cost that much (but right now everything cost...
At first I was told I would have a Rivian loaner, then told it would be an EV (Polestar) from enterprise, then I got a Chrysler minivan with 35k, it felt like it might fall over in the corners, and it seemed like something from the 90s or early 2000s. It was a 2021!
This seems like it would be a reason why they wouldnāt want my foot on the pedal when changing drive modes at freeway speeds. It seems like software would manage any torque change better than my foot.
It definitely seems backwards to me. Why would Rivian feel itās better to make me drive while I look at the center screen vs having lane centering and adaptive cruise do that safety stuff while Iām a little distracted?
You might have something out of adjustment. Mine doesnāt do what youāre describing, it has had a couple of random hesitations but never hard braking.
I have had it brake unnecessarily for a car making a left turn in front of me.
It is interesting that even slight slowing shows regen, but also the peddle moves slightly. Iāve been using adaptive cruise in stop and go traffic, and the way it runs up on other cars and slams on the brakes (the peddle goes down pretty hard) it could use up some brake pad. I wonder if the OP...
This right here! The brake pedal moves up and down a lot when slowing and stopping in my truck. I was surprised to see it and donāt understand why itās necessary.
What am I doing wrong? Got all new stuff from recommendations here and my truck doesnāt even recognize that Iāve plugged anything in. When I hit the button to setup drive cam
This pops up and then eventually goes away and nothing else. Iāve tried both usbc ports and eliminated the right angle...
I did a test yesterday to see if I could pull my 3500 lb. e-pro up over Mt Hood to the RAN in Madras. Bruce @DuckTruck rode along to keep me company and to help with the driving duties. Short answer is easy.
Since I didnāt know what the consumption would be with a net gain in elevation of 4,000...