Electric Rivilution
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Same. I use mine most often for groceries and I never have to worry about them spilling out if I had a rather spirited ride home from the grocery store.I honestly prefer the Rivian style of frunk. It helps contain gear when the hood is opened. A giant tub versus a tub with a side missing.
When we ski we pack in jackets and other soft items that would be hard to pack tightly with that style of opening.
I felt the same after having the Hummer. There was a slight lip to attempt to keep things from falling out but if you really packed the frunk up tight, it was inevitable that the front objects would want to come out. It also made getting it to close completely when jam packed pretty annoying.I honestly prefer the Rivian style of frunk. It helps contain gear when the hood is opened. A giant tub versus a tub with a side missing.
When we ski we pack in jackets and other soft items that would be hard to pack tightly with that style of opening.
I honestly prefer the Rivian style of frunk. It helps contain gear when the hood is opened. A giant tub versus a tub with a side missing.
When we ski we pack in jackets and other soft items that would be hard to pack tightly with that style of opening.
It seems the solution to any of this is the flexibility of just putting in a couple clear plastic tubs for that functionality when you want it.Same. I use mine most often for groceries and I never have to worry about them spilling out if I had a rather spirited ride home from the grocery store.
If I have to get something extra to make my Frunk usable, plastic bins, one could say the same sort of advice to someone short with the Rivian frunk. Get a step ladder and put it in there and boom no more issues with height.It seems the solution to any of this is the flexibility of just putting in a couple clear plastic tubs for that functionality when you want it.
For the F150 Lightning and Cybertruck they wanted to allow loading/unloading easier of heavier items.
Smaller ladies, aging folks, kids, etc can then utilize the frunk areas easier.
F150 has compartments too.
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May be unique to my family. My wife at 5' cant get into the Rivian one.I honestly prefer the Rivian style of frunk. It helps contain gear when the hood is opened. A giant tub versus a tub with a side missing.
When we ski we pack in jackets and other soft items that would be hard to pack tightly with that style of opening.
Similar situation for me.May be unique to my family. My wife at 5' cant get into the Rivian one.
Yeah i'd have preferred that. But not a deal breaker. You just get more options with a full open.Similar situation for me.
Here is the Chevrolet Silverado EV solution. That net is a great and simple solution.
Seems like Rivian is the only one that went a different route.
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