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  1. How is level 1 charging? 3 to 4 miles per hour?

    We get a lot of power outages at my house due to an above ground power line that runs from the street to a clump of three houses including mine. This area has a lot of tall pines that love to drop branches on that power line, the trees all not being on my property of course. Anyway, think we are...
  2. How is level 1 charging? 3 to 4 miles per hour?

    Interesting...I've lived with level 1 charging for years now. If I could squeeze out 6 to 7 mph that might be enough for me. Getting a level 2 charger in my home would cost over $10k due to the distance from panel to garage.
  3. How is level 1 charging? 3 to 4 miles per hour?

    Question for anyone with an R2 that has charged it on Level 1 (mobile connector, 120v/12amp), what kind of rates are you getting? I'm hoping to get Tesla Model Y equivalent of 5 miles per hour on level 1. Thanks in advance!
  4. Those of you with Forest Green R1's

    I wish mine had a tan interior, other than that, still enjoying it.
  5. How long do you plan to keep your current Rivian?

    Keeping my R1T gen2 until lease ends December 2027. By then hopefully we'll have about a year or more of experience driving the R2 we have reserved now. If we really love the R2 experience, we might consider having 2 R2s, but otherwise I'm inclined toward a BWM iX3 maybe with a Slate truck for...
  6. Rivian software is (still) an embarrassment and needs to get better fast before R2

    I have found that I get those types of Apple Music issues when bandwidth is scarce. When my kids are in the R1T and using their devices, Apple Music seems starved of internet bandwidth and just stops playing. There should be some kind of informative warning message. When I ask the kids to put...
  7. REQUEST: Show current town in Google Maps

    +1, I don't know why but my wife loves this feature on her model Y
  8. Overheat Protection Needed

    I'd like a feature where it cracks windows (as you can do manually now) but if cameras detect people nearby, it automatically rolls them up, and lowers them again when the people leave.





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