In my experience it always starts to drop very quickly in the last hour or so. If it says you will arrive with 20%SoC with its calculations add an extra 20 or 30% on top of that.
I have a trailer that we tow regularly 450km that is roughly 2000lbs when empty and we always have to add some extra...
When mine was in long term I got a rental with the agreement that when one of the loaner R1's came back that it I could bring the rental back and get it instead.. But I think that that will vary from SC to SC.
The bummer was that they do stuff epoxy in the hitch receiver so you can't tow :(...
I have these with Nokian R5 SUV's for winter:
https://evsportline.com/collections/rivian-r1s-wheels-tires/products/r1600-spoke-20-steel-wheels-by-team-1ev-for-rivian-r1t-r1s
At least not at the low price their are advertising.
Not to mention they can only tow like 2000lbs which is not nearly enough for most of us that do tow.
Not to mention it wants to slow down below the speed limit for some bends in the road, while it stays at speed on others that you would expect it to slow down for....
If your wife's key does the unlocking, then you will always have to switch. I find that if my wife and I walk up together there is a 50/50 chance it picks up her phone before my phone. (100% her is she has the fob with her).
When you get in, does it already have your name?
I dont get notified when my frunk is opened....if I check the app it will show it is opened...but no proactive "hey, your frunk just opened'
Unless that is an airplay feature that us cooler Android users don;t have?
If you have something plugged in, then hard no. You get basic cruise control.
If it has no plug, depending on the size you may get alerts that something is behind - so a maybe.
I can't use in on roads where there is no line on the right. It likes to hug the drop off between the road and the gravel rather than stick to the center line.....annoying as heck.