LittonLad
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- First Name
- Simmo
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- May 3, 2023
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- Connecticut
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- 2023 R1T Adv, ECG, 21” rims
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I wanted to bring this up as there have been a few threads recently where there was an incident with an R1 and the vehicle cameras did not record the incident.
Here’s my experience. I got hit on the driver’s side front quarter, perpendicular to my R1T by a guy who drove through a red light and t-boned me. He hit me at around 30mph so a pretty severe impact. His car was instantly totaled. My drive cam worked for all of my journey and all journeys prior, but stopped maybe 10 seconds before I was hit. The incident camera system on the car did not record anything. I thought it was supposed to record the incident and preserve the 30 seconds before and after (I may be inaccurate but along those lines). I was left without any video evidence of the incident.
I contacted Rivian to let them know and see what they could figure out, giving them the time and date of the incident so they can pull telemetry and whatever they can pull from the truck. They can not pull video as that is all local, and after I was hit I obviously had a bunch of error messages. My thumb drive in the vehicle shows everything for months, except the incident and the 10 or so seconds before…the only video I really needed.
Has anyone else had a similar issue? Is this something Rivian needs to be taking a closer look at? I know it’s a tough one to gauge unless you have had a triggering incident.
On a brighter note, I will say that if I had a choice of vehicles to be in when t-boned, the R1 would be at the top of my list. What an amazing vehicle and had I been in something else the outcome may have been different.
Here’s my experience. I got hit on the driver’s side front quarter, perpendicular to my R1T by a guy who drove through a red light and t-boned me. He hit me at around 30mph so a pretty severe impact. His car was instantly totaled. My drive cam worked for all of my journey and all journeys prior, but stopped maybe 10 seconds before I was hit. The incident camera system on the car did not record anything. I thought it was supposed to record the incident and preserve the 30 seconds before and after (I may be inaccurate but along those lines). I was left without any video evidence of the incident.
I contacted Rivian to let them know and see what they could figure out, giving them the time and date of the incident so they can pull telemetry and whatever they can pull from the truck. They can not pull video as that is all local, and after I was hit I obviously had a bunch of error messages. My thumb drive in the vehicle shows everything for months, except the incident and the 10 or so seconds before…the only video I really needed.
Has anyone else had a similar issue? Is this something Rivian needs to be taking a closer look at? I know it’s a tough one to gauge unless you have had a triggering incident.
On a brighter note, I will say that if I had a choice of vehicles to be in when t-boned, the R1 would be at the top of my list. What an amazing vehicle and had I been in something else the outcome may have been different.
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