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In theory, you can create arbitrary tags for sessions that allows you to filter/search of them. I could see a use-case for specific vehicle profiles though.

I am working on it as we speak. :) As much as I'd love to get it out there and iterate fast alike I've done with the web side. App users have higher expectations and ratings can punish that strategy sadly. Most of the core features are done but certain things like account linking, roamer plus...

Rivian published a 2nd version of it and I don't know why. They have unique IDs but the exact same address. I made some changes to de-dupe these. https://rivianroamer.com/charging/sites/US-RIV-L2252169906476336630

I thought this was well known but I guess not.

Squishy noodle meaning brain, our brain is like a squishy noodle. Rather than leaning on AI to do all of the thinking. Not intended as an insult. A fun way of saying "you do the thinking" rather than delegating to AI and copy/pasting.

It's flat out insulting and disrespectful. To then get upset about it is perplexing to me. That's like me copy-pasting results out of Google because I can't be bothered to put any thinking into my argument. At that point you aren't adding any value to the "discussion". One of my biggest pet...

When exactly did I name-call?

What's insulting is your inability to engage in constructive discourse and instead copy/pasting LLM slop responses. You're shifting the cognitive burden onto the reader because you aren't willing to do the thinking yourself.

To add to this. Your vehicle can be flagged server-side but you only see it in the app once it's fully downloaded. You can check on your vehicle's center screen to see if you've been flagged. If you haven't, I recommend creating a service ticket. You should definitely have it by now.

Gen 1 Large = 131 kWh & 310 mi range R2 = 88 kWh & 330 mi range 310 / 131 = 2.366 mi/kWh 330 / 88 = 3.75 mi/kWh 3.75 / 2.366 = 1.585x I know you're learning on your LLM to do most of your thinking here but perhaps use that squishy noodle in your head every once in a while. They also used...

I'm confounded by your data analysis. You want to replace collective data with a singular anecdote? How does a single person's experience add meaningful information to the analysis?

7% rejected? 😆 your AI must have a short context window

Speed is calculated as distance over time not actual recorded moving speed.

First of all thank you. Secondly, I didn't think you were criticizing. I mostly say things out loud so that others who come along later have context. :)

Just to be clear, Rivian Roamer only reports what Rivian reports. :) It seems Rivian has not been reporting 12V issues as often as they used to.

I'm not, though a disclaimer and a forced contract signing may exist... kidding I'm holding off until more substantive data exists before publish more analysis.

Are you using AI for these replies by chance? I spend 8 hours/day reading documents at work and this sure feels like it. I can assure you, they're not equal. The data you're basing your thesis off of includes people making short trips, the p-value on any of this is nowhere near statistically...

Thes numbers normalize for speed. At 70 MPH the difference is about 7% benefit for 21s. But, again I'm not comfortable sharing more data because many of the vehicles are still under the 2,500 mile break in period for the tires.

I appreciate all feedback. :) I'll get the asleep time added to the tooltip. I had people pointing out in some cases when it wouldn't add up to 24 hours and I kind of got tired of explaining that ... 1. Rivian sometimes doesn't send data 2. There is time discontinuity (leap days, seconds, etc)

I guess I could add it, it's meant to show active activity here. These bars aren't always 24 hours.