Yep, a little disappointed. Was hoping to see that before trial end to see if was going to renew. Rivian service wasn't able to provide any new details as to the feature itself. I think though it was confirmed that the trial would be available when said feature is actually launched as well.
I also hope the carousel can be customized - really don't need the tire pressure there 90% of the time so a fairly useless slot to skip through
YES! I totally agree! We need an option for hitch-mount bike racks with tail lights that don't deactivate so many features of the vehicle.
It's not a bug. The vehicle must default to the EPA-tested settings to comply with regulation. This is why gas cars re-enable auto-start/stop every time you get in the car, even when you've previously disabled it.
I always have mine on auto so I can’t speak to it being a bug, but I’m not aware of an EPA regulation requiring it to come on all the time. My last vehicle a 22’ Tundra had the auto start/stop and I turned it off and it stayed off, never turned itself back on in 2 years I owned it. ?‍
The below is guidance specific to EVs, but the same concept applies to gas vehicles. It's possible the Tundra didn't do EPA testing with the auto-start/stop engaged or averaged both modes. Or someone installed an override before you bought it. Or did you have a hybrid?I always have mine on auto so I can’t speak to it being a bug, but I’m not aware of an EPA regulation requiring it to come on all the time. My last vehicle a 22’ Tundra had the auto start/stop and I turned it off and it stayed off, never turned itself back on in 2 years I owned it. ?‍
https://dis.epa.gov/otaqpub/display_file.jsp?docid=55592&flag=1
I sincerely wish people would stop trying to correct me on this. Yes, there is actually a bug in that update where the auto ride height constantly turns itself back on, even if you turned it off the instant your ass landed in the seat. There have been multiple threads from various people puzzling as to why it keeps coming back on despite the edits to the owners manual stating it's only supposed to do so every 4 hours. Rivian has acknowledged this is a defect but has no fix for it.
I agree, have no idea what that's supposed to mean, but I'd love to know.
That should be the vehicles with the rear enduro motor. They automatically engage and disengage based on load.
Yeah I'm curious as well. The only thing I've noticed, is on acceleration it shows all 4 wheels outputting power (the yellow fill in the wheels), yet when lifting off acceleration to enable regen it only shows the front wheels taking in regen to the front motor (no green fill to rear). When I was driving my loaner quad I noticed all wheels would populate green fill when in regen in all purpose. And only to front wheels when in conserve.
I think it actually is only doing regen on the front wheels. I've noticed on mine that if I accelerate heavily enough to engage the rear clutch and then immediately regen it will use both motors for Regen. But if I'm gently cruising it'll only use the front.
