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  1. Rivian Care expands to 48 States, including California in October

    Did you get a personalized link to follow from the Rivian Insurance team? You need that in order to request a quote. If you haven't, just email them at [email protected] and they'll get back to you.
  2. XCare Extended Warranty on Rivian: My Full Claim Experience (And Outcome)

    Anyone can post with any alias they choose on a forum. Could it be the CEO? Sure. Could it be some dude name Mitch living in his mom’s basement? Yep. No way in hell a forum post stands up against a signed document in contract law. There’s a reason they’re not updating the contract language...
  3. Xcare vs RivianCare (Now available in 48 States)

    It's in the Limitation of Liabilities section. Either in the same paragraph or just below where it talks about limiting total coverage to the JD Power trade-in value. Maybe around page 3 or 4.
  4. Xcare vs RivianCare (Now available in 48 States)

    I thought so, but I just re-read the Xcare contract, and it is also limited to a single repair of any component. I updated my post above.
  5. Xcare vs RivianCare (Now available in 48 States)

    it’s explicit in both contracts that a part is only covered for one repair only. Rivian Care: “This Service Contract is limited to the repair of each covered part one time only.” XCare: "Once a component has been repaired or replaced, there is no further Coverage for that component."
  6. Xcare vs RivianCare (Now available in 48 States)

    Your quotes are so high, that I'd personally "self-insure", and hope that my repair totals are less than you were quoted. But that's just me. I did a LOT of research on both of the warranty options - I even ran both contracts through chatgpt for analysis, and decided on Rivian Care in the end...
  7. Xcare vs RivianCare (Now available in 48 States)

    Because it's like sharing what I pay for insurance. There are so many variables (length of factory warranty remaining, existing mileage, annual miles driven, amount of deductible selected, etc.) that my price has no correlation to what somebody else is likely to pay...which is basically what I...
  8. Rivian Care is available in WA (Washington State)

    Rivian Care is administered by a third party (Assurant). So as of now, the process requires the SC to file a claim and then you wait for reimbursement - less your deductible. There are whisperings that they are going to move to a direct pay model, where they would pay Rivian directly and you...
  9. Rivian Care is available in WA (Washington State)

    That's what they want you to believe. But it turns out that they'll never actually reach out to you. Instead, send an email with your vehicle details (VIN/Mileage/Model/Year) to [email protected] letting them know you'd like a quote for Rivian Care. Once I did that, they sent me a...
  10. What technique do you use to charge 2 EVs

    We have 1 Chargepoint home charger, and the cord is long enough to reach both cars. I have it rigged overhead with a spring-loaded hoist so that either of us can just reach up and grab it to plug in our car. No worrying about coiling it back up etc. We don't drive enough to need both cars...
  11. Xcare vs RivianCare (Now available in 48 States)

    I just purchased Rivian Care for 5yrs/200K miles. Essentially takes me out to 9.5 years of covered ownership. Definitely worth the piece of mind.
  12. Great Truck - Unrealistic to Maintain

    Agreed- Will definitely be adding an extended warranty to mine shortly, as my warranty expires next May. FYI - I've thoroughly compared Rivian Care vs Xcare coverage, and it's basically a toss up. Each has a few benefits over the other, but nothing crazy. Costs are very similar as well, so if...
  13. Great Truck - Unrealistic to Maintain

    Xcare is an exclusionary style contract, and it doesn't explicitly exclude dampers, so they would be covered. Rivian Care's contract is inclusionary is also exclusionary, and does not explicitly exclude dampers so they are covered. Their marketing material also specifically mentions dampers as...
  14. Great Truck - Unrealistic to Maintain

    I’m sorry, but none of this makes sense to me. Assuming you purchased at the discounted price in 2022, you would have still been at $70k-$80k purchase price. That would mean you’re saying you’ve put nearly $40,000 into maintenance on a vehicle that literally requires almost no maintenance at...
  15. Rivian Rewards Question

    You’re conflating two different aspects of the reward program, unless something has changed recently. When you receive a referral credit, there are 2 parts: - 3 months of free RAN charging, which begins immediately after you receive your first referral. This is tied to your Rivian account and...
  16. Looking for best and most cost effective garage charger

    If you have Xcel Energy for your UC, I think ChargePoint is your best option. You get an annual $50 rebate for charging overnight, and they also have a bunch of other installation rebates than you can apply for. They also have an option to do a monthly rental that includes a charger and...
  17. Rivian Care now extended to 6 states as of 6/2 -- CO/GA/IL/NY/OR/TX

    Agreed that it’s super frustrating how hard it is. I was able to get a quote by sending my model/year/mileage/VIN to [email protected].
  18. Rivian Care now extended to 6 states as of 6/2 -- CO/GA/IL/NY/OR/TX

    That's a wild number. They must really not want to insure against high-mileage vehicles. For what it's worth, I received a quote of just over $4k for 5 additional years of coverage on my Launch R1T (but much lower miles than yours).





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