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When/How does Rivian officially announce when these service centers open?

*Update* Electrician came out today, only $275 because the work needed was so minimal -We confirmed that 6-gauge wire was already in use, ready to take on up to 50 amps (40 amps continuous) -swapped out the breaker -and replaced the outlet with a NEMA 14-50. -Now just need to order ChargePoint...

OP, I am the homeowner of the home in question. The drawback I see with the hardwire is that when my EVSE is getting old or out of date (6-10 years from now); or I sell the house to a new EV owner who'd like their own branded EVSE - it would be an easier swap than re-wiring a new EVSE. I see...

[Update] So far good news from the home builder and licensed electrician that they are pairing me back up with: Turns out Perry Homes (TX builder) equips all of their 220/240v outlets with 6-Gauge (Wire Size). From what I gather that means the wire is already able to carry a bigger amperage...

Yup. I was going to add a similar point. Here was the list for the rebate and a monthly $10-20/off our electricity bill:

Noted. Sorry, every time I read it, I knew exactly what it meant. But had never typed it out myself, so in the moment of posting...I did the best I could.

Thank you!And yes set to 24amps -what was your Kw/hour like during charging?

We built our house in 2022; and in preparation of eventually getting our first EV, I had the home builder install a higher 240 volt outlet in the garage. Future proof the home, right? Seemed smart. Unfortunately when I went to the Electrical design features meeting back in Dec 2021, I didn't...