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Yeah I think it's planned. Just not here yet. Fingers crossed sOOn!

Cool. I have abrp so I'll use that. Thanks for all the replies.

This is the nail on the head for me. Until Rivian gets us to "complete the charge at xx time on specific days of the week", I was wanting this to jump in the truck and let it charge until the pack was about 65 to 68 degrees before my commute. During dcfc I wouldn't care. Just thought it would be...

Pretty much the title...

Lost hwy assist today on 2 major interstates where it used to work fine.

this worked to bring my art back as well. thanks for the tip!

Hmmm. Why 5? Gen 1 owners barely got 2.

Another reason to get the wireless charging working better/faster. "Wireless charging for EVs can also deliver up to 20kW of charging power, essentially a Level 2 charging speed, and there’s no technological limitation preventing higher speeds. However, supercharger-level speeds are not...

I'm just looking forward to pulling in amongst the teslas, plugging in and plopping the camp speaker up on the hood and starting a dance party. Wait, uh hey, anyone know how to work this thing....

Also gives you a nice place to sit during those conversations! ?

Just got this today after first drive after latest update. Odd.

Thanks. That's the one I just ordered. Appreciate it!

Thanks! I already ordered a different one from amazon. I will give that one a try and if it doesn't work I'll try this suggestion. Appreciate all the feedback.

thanks everyone for the replies.

Does anyone know of a good quality adapter that could be used to plug the R1T (or S) into a standard campground 30 amp outlet? I think the cable Rivian provides are 30 amp 250v. I was at a campground a while ago and they had 30 amp only (no 50 amp) but it was only 120v I think and the adapter...

Kinda gives it some attitude. And yeah, the rug really does tie the room together.

I bought a pretty good sun shade for it as my first accessory.

Yep, agree with most of this. I'm glad I have a CCS Rivian and will probably only end up using Tesla superchargers when road-tripping as last resorts.

are you measuring temps in the cars? or just feeling the roofs on the outside?