I will second/third/fourth the comments above...plan your trip now with ABRP and PlugShare and see how easy it is to do without Tesla stations. I just did a Denver->Austin trip and there was one stretch that I desperately needed an adapter and did not have one. I "wasted" a couple of hours...
I just finished a bike trip on the White Rim, cooking for 13 people which generally meant I had a dual burner stove going and then 2-3 kettle's worth of water boiled took 2% per meal. I am guessing I had the dual induction burner running for about an hour.
Yep, I get that now, I guess I would have expected them to work without power which could be a problematic expectation. I have had my younger nephews crawling around the tunnel with the doors shut which is a bit scary in hindsight and yes I know all the documentation says not to do that.
I have two Rivians, 1 year in, no problems either on the acceptance or after. I guess to be honest, the paint on the edge of the gear tunnel door is chipping earlier than I would have wanted but minor nit.
I suspected as much, I just would rather not have to keep one more thing in my head when I hit destination in a navigation app. I know they are trying to make everything easier and push button like but it isn't working (metaphorically) for me.
The problem I have with setting a charger destination in the Rivian nav screen is that it automatically does battery preconditioning which reduces range (probably not by much).
The navigation still needs some major upgrades before I will use it over google maps+ABRP
Yes, more specific would be helpful. 1-25 east to Pena and the return.
I think the tunnel idea is the correct one, it is a longer stretch of underpass under the old Stapleton runways which is long enough to qualify as a tunnel apparently.
Thank you both!
I agree, awesome! I am headed there in March to do a 3 day bike trip with the R1T as the sag wagon. Sounds like I should not have a problem starting with 100%