Just had to reset it after ~3 months. I have a friend who got his before me and I was warned about this problem. Hopefully this is my only reset. But it just stopped charging and prompted me to re-pair the wall charger.
Rivian owner wants to be treated like they're the only Rivian owner on earth. Doesn't have realistic expectations of a company who's just now standing up service centers and training mechanics. Believes if something is urgent to them, SC must drop all wrenches and sprint, nay, fly, to the...
Do you not own electronics? Is this your first experience with anything with a circuit in it? Literally everything with a chip in it will have "turn it off and turn it back on" as step 1 in every troubleshooting guide on earth. Stop being nonsensical.
"My car makes a clunking noise. Let me schedule a service appointment.....what do you mean you need a video of the noise, and more information about where it's coming from?! THE NOISE IS CLUNKING! JUST TAKE MY CAR!"
$0.35 per Kwh is hardly "way too expensive". That's the average home rate in California. It's a mark up in most other places, but you're barely paying a premium to charge away from home at 150+ KW
Well next time I'm on a road trip I'm going to let it run and see how high it goes. If the temps get to 400 degrees, should I still worry since I wouldn't have known that without a temp gauge? Not worrying about a problem because you don't have the instruments to measure it is moronic.
In my case it's not being used to heat the battery though. It's not during the part of the trip where I am going to a fast charger and the battery is being prepped. Nor does the battery temp increase. The battery stays steady around 70 degrees, while the motors climb close to 300.
I've observed that when I use adaptive cruise control and Driver+ on long road trips, there will be a stretch where those modes cause the motor temps to consistently climb. They'll climb to 270+ before I disengage them, after which the temp gradually drops back to normal operating temps. Has...
Rivian can't sell their cars fast enough. Pretty sure if you move on they'll be perfectly fine with that. If you want a dealership to stroke your ego because you're buying a car, buy a Bentley. The diva attitude gets you no sympathy points.
Funny enough you're actually not just wrong, but the exact opposite of what you said is true: https://www.koin.com/news/crime/oregon-washington-among-states-with-highest-rates-of-car-theft-in-2022-fbi/#:~:text=Between%202020%20and%202022%2C%20Oregon,to%20Portland%20Police%20Bureau%20statistics.