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Forget 50k miles on tires if you use it mostly on gravel or logging trails in the woods. My first set of f-150 tire were sanded flat after 50k km!

I don't seem to get the discussion that's going on here. Are some of you really that surprised a full suv and medium truck not as efficient as a city suv or car? Like, when I drive my F-150 I'm not surprised my foot is creating a maelstrom in the fuel tank. Why are some of you not getting that...

People don't seem to get there a maximum possible effiency to electric drivetrain, you can't get above a certain limit even if you put 100 billion dollars onto the problem. So stop saying you hope for better drivetrain in the future, hope for bigger batteries and solid state.

Ok, 2 weeks at -35 all day, sure, I'll give you that because that's not the point. Judging by the average it means low temperature heat pumps can be used there most of winter, contrary to what you said and having one is much better than not. What is left to be seen is at what temperature Rivian...

Nah, Quebec. Yeah the prairies are cold, but I do think it's still a better than most think. It's not nearly as cold as you make it seem.

Normaly yes, they have a resistive heater backup.

Where do you live? -25c is extremely cold for most of the populated portions us and canada.

Elon must have a hard time finding hats that fit.

If I would go offroad a lot I would put tires with bigger tread, they look a bit slippery on wet.

Relax, just a joke.

Well, the F-150 crash test the A pillar doesn't stay perfect but it still has very good safety crash review.

Nuclear green could also work.

What?

As far as I'm concerned the color showed on the website are the color we're going to get.

I've read somewhere that it will have different battery capacity for different utilitisation and location.

Your comment make no sense.

I got one thing to say, tesla can get f**** with its proprietary connector.

People might want Ford interior (buttons!) with Rivian tech.

I think they have all the information we want. A bit like a console launch, it's not about what information they have (they have all of it right now. Price, options, etc.), but about the most advantageous time to release this information.

Wait... How many do you need?