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I've had a series of incidents in my Gen2 R1S where I've been driving along and the Automatic Emergency Brakes have fired on my Rivian. I wasn't using autonomy - just normal driving. It's terrifying when it happens - I'm driving along at about 30-40 miles per hour, no other cars around me and suddenly the alarm goes off, screen flashes red, and the brakes engage - jolting everybody in the car. They release before a full stop but it can be quite a jolt. Thankfully, so far there's been no cars behind me. The road where this keeps happening to me is a bit winding but not excessively so. It is a little shadowy due to trees and steep banks. It's happened in good and bad weather - night and day. It's clearly very dangerous.
When this happened to me a couple times and I disabled the feature (AES) - not realizing that it would turn itself back on again. So it happened a few days later and I reported it to Rivian and brought the car in. They had the car for several days but couldn't find anything wrong - and couldn't find the incident in the logs without the exact time. So I played the guinea pig and waited for it to happen again - this time capturing the incident (they showed me to do this). So now they had the logs. They still didn't find a smoking gun so they asked me to get the latest update (they actually pushed it to me) and see if it happens again. It just did (5 times in a short stretch, during rain this time). Now they are asking me to hard reset the vehicle (which I just did) and see if it happens again.
What frustrates me the most is that I can't turn off AES (other than disable it in settings every time I drive the car). Has anybody else had this happen to them? I've seen a few forum posts about the issue in stop and go traffic I haven't seen anyone reporting anything quite like this. While it has happened to me a number of times - it's only happened to me on one specific road - soI wouldn't have experienced it either if I didn't have this one specific drive.
When this happened to me a couple times and I disabled the feature (AES) - not realizing that it would turn itself back on again. So it happened a few days later and I reported it to Rivian and brought the car in. They had the car for several days but couldn't find anything wrong - and couldn't find the incident in the logs without the exact time. So I played the guinea pig and waited for it to happen again - this time capturing the incident (they showed me to do this). So now they had the logs. They still didn't find a smoking gun so they asked me to get the latest update (they actually pushed it to me) and see if it happens again. It just did (5 times in a short stretch, during rain this time). Now they are asking me to hard reset the vehicle (which I just did) and see if it happens again.
What frustrates me the most is that I can't turn off AES (other than disable it in settings every time I drive the car). Has anybody else had this happen to them? I've seen a few forum posts about the issue in stop and go traffic I haven't seen anyone reporting anything quite like this. While it has happened to me a number of times - it's only happened to me on one specific road - soI wouldn't have experienced it either if I didn't have this one specific drive.
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