Rivian has sold more vehicles than the CT and hasnāt burned anyone alive. Iād say thereās a pretty obvious conclusion to draw from that. Rivian didnāt glue their vehicles together either, so pieces arenāt flying off them when people are driving down the road. We can draw a conclusion from that as well.
because nobody has crashed a rivian in the same way. That's on the driver, not the vehicle
Plenty of people have crashed Rivians all sorts of ways. You have 0 evidence for that claim. Next, why don't you explain why the CT has parts flying off while driving down the road and Rivian doesn't? Let me guess, people "aRenT dRiViNg tHeM tHe sAmE wAy"
Find me said rivian crashes.
There's a reason for that.
I'm not defending the cybertruck. I'm arguing against your idiotic belief that an R1S/R1T Gen 2 is somehow any different.
Which is stupid because they are. No one has been roasted alive in a Rivian, and the Rivian doesn't have parts flying off while driving down the road or have their whole ass snap off while someone tries to tow.
Rivian uses LFP in many of their models (tesla does not use LFP in cybertruck) and therefore the fire risk is directly related to the number of vehicles that have larger battery packs without LFP
So the problem is Tesla uses more dangerous batteries? I agree. Now, address the parts flying off. If Rivian isn't any different than you claim, explain why it doesn't have that problem.
my point is that rivian is no different from a fire crash perspective and doors failing to open.
Rivians aren't burning people alive to begin with so this whole comment is irrelevant.
electric vehicle fires are rare. People aren't driving rivians like they are cybertrucks. Does any of this matter?
The Rivian that did that was a known issue, which is why it was quarantined. Top speed has nothing to do with it, and the claim that people aren't driving them like cybertrucks is also unsubstantiated. Do you have evidence for anything that you say?electric vehicle fires are rare. People aren't driving rivians like they are cybertrucks. Does any of this matter?
Also rivian has a considerably lower top speed then a cyberbeast
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I mean this picture does exist
Explain this.electric vehicle fires are rare. People aren't driving rivians like they are cybertrucks. Does any of this matter?
Also rivian has a considerably lower top speed then a cyberbeast
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I mean this picture does exist
That study was based on an unknown number of miles that tesla vehicles have driven. It doesn't help that they are basing the tesla "miles driven" on used vehicles for sale.
