It's really going to come down to weather, that's why I just say 250 miles as a benchmark for 75 mpg on interstate. Could be 230, 240, 260, 270 dependent on outside temperature.
Are Tesla superchargers not an option for you? They're everywhere especially in Virginia and work great with Rivians. Plug and charge too. I would never even consider stopping at EA myself.
I'll bite.
When you go out of your way to make a new post about a demo drive, with a click bait title, instead of posting in the very obvious dedicated demo drive review thread you're inviting scrutiny by saying "look at me." On top of that when you state things that are indeed irrational...
To each his own. I still think they look goofy as hell. Not a fan of the "no sidewalls" trend anyways. My wife's GX460 has upgraded F sport 18" rims...and that's a much bigger vehicle. R2 should have 19" available at minimum and not just base trim wheel IMO.
"Coming Soon"
" While not included in this release, the following features are expected soon via a subsequent OTA update:"
"Soon is an adverb meaning in the near future, within a short time, or promptly."
Garage door opener is literally coming very soon in the next update with gear guard, pet mode, etc.
It's in the release notes.
https://riviantrackr.com/2026-20/
From what I've seen on the few YouTube videos with DCFC testing on R2, it can do 10 to 70% in around 20 minutes. It falls off from 70 to 80%. I think Rivian sandbagged the numbers a bit so people are pleasantly surprised vs being disappointed. I've been hawking YouTube for these videos bc I'm...
Exactly. There's an entire dedicated demo drive thread but people love posting their own thread to feel important, as if their opinions outweigh anyone elses. I've tried to get the mods to combine all these pointless threads when they pop up but to no avail.
I'm doing a demo drive tomorrow. I'll see if there are any markings indicating airbags under the steering wheel area. It looks like they have to have something to pass the unbelted safety test. From Gemini:
Why do some cars have them and others don't?
Because the law regulates the injury...