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Thanks, Chad! What would this look like? API requests being rejected? App functions failing to load? Sounds like there are more pros than cons to keep RR on the primary account. Unless anyone else has feedback about the HA side, I'll probably start with my main account there too and keep an...

My R2 will be my first Rivian (and EV), so I'm looking for advice on the best practices for data collection. I have set up an account on Rivian Roamer and also installed the (Unofficial) Rivian Home Assistant integration. Both of these have account linking guides that mention creating a...

I had a trade-in value early on but some of the documents were processing for a while. The CSR told me they review certain documents only once the vehicle is in transit. Once I got my delivery date I checked again and all the "in review" items were now "complete". There does seem to be some...

I doubt it makes any difference. To my recollection the ordering page did not adjust the estimate window for the different wheels (though maybe one is 4-7 and the other is 5-8, but both are shown as 4-8, who knows?). Even if the factory is batching vehicles with the same wheels on the line, by...

Theres also some marketing strategy in making the lowest trim have an attractive price but an annoying trade-off. For "just" $3500 more, you can get the RWD LR and still be under $50k (before add-ons). I'm sure Rivian will sell enough of the $45k config to make it worth having, but I bet...

If you're interested in tracking your historical drive data, you may also consider subscribing to Rivian Roamer, TezLab, ElectraFi, etc. If you're not a data nerd then this is probably entirely unnecessary though.

From Rivian Roamer's FAQ

One of the interviews with the Rivian folks mentioned that they are intentionally focusing on "SD maps" instead of "HD maps" for exactly this reason. SD is effectively GPS/street view quality while HD is precise LiDAR mapping. HD goes stale very quickly and reliance on it means any change like...

Worth noting that if these prompts were in the same conversation, it is very likely for the LLM to dig in once it makes a claim, even if that initial claim was poorly supported. It's using all the previous chat text to determine the most likely response, so when it reads a previous message...

There is a separate link for revising your submission. I think you just need to match your username for it to find the entry. And only enter other fields if they are changing.

Nope. I see the same footnote #3 on each trim's config page. And if you click the (i) button on the Autonomy+ upgrade option, footnote #4 says the same thing. And on the Autonomy page, footnote #5 says it too: In fact, I don't see the term "lifetime" mentioned anywhere other than these...

The Autonomy page says Auto Park is coming in 2026. I suspect this is the kind of parking where it steers for you but you still have to be in the car to take over. What I really want though is driverless parking. Even if it's just "roll forward/backward" commands from the app, I want to be...

The description in the Autonomy+ pop-up, which is on all the trims not just Performance/LE, says otherwise.

What does "one time" mean if not "lifetime"? Both are in contrast to a monthly subscription payment option, and the terms at the bottom of the Autonomy+ details screen says it is tied to the vehicle and lasts as long as the vehicle is supported: Don't expect Service/Demo Center reps to know...

When the rear hatch is closed, is there any way to pull up the floor? I imagine the door covers the edge so you couldn't simply lift it, and I don't think the hinge bends backwards to pick it up from the middle. Maybe putting the seats down and lifting from the front edge? That's no longer an...

Anyone who deals with random cars day after day will be able to figure out what needs to be done for any car. Most of this stuff is pretty intuitive. And if they are not familiar, either because it is a brand new model or software version, or some exotic super car, a quick google search or...

The build date is the same as Jose's, does it find vehicles you've created a driver profile on? He may have been driving Wasabi under his own profile instead of messing with Jose's settings.

As always, consider the source. Who would be motivated to go to the press with this story? An upset former employee perhaps? I know nothing about the reputation of this particular outlet or reporter, but any time I see finger pointing I assume there is probably an axe being ground.

So you reset the trip on each drive (I imagine only on more substantial drives, not day-to-day errands)? And other data like temperature and wind you jot down separately? Do you log these in a spreadsheet or something? You have exceptional data, so I'm just curious what your process is so I can...

What do you use to collect your efficiency data? Is it logged automatically through something like Rivian Roamer (first time owner, not sure what these tools collect), or do you log manually? If manual, what exactly do you record?