Seems it would be more efficient to have one set of release notes and just identify in the notes, where something specific applies exclusively to the R1T or R1S. Sort of like alot of owners manuals for vehicles. Not one for each version of the vehicle version.
Not quite the same. Touching the screen turns it back on, and the items on the screen are still selectable even if you can't see them.
I do,
I hear ya. My point was that they should implement some of those solutions if they've thought of them. Though in this case Rivian clearly said the slow down was getting the camera approved for that use. So my solution should suffice for the interim until they get it approved. Would most people hate it? Possibly, but it could be a box to check in settings if you want to enable it.
Seriously...if no speed offset, it's useless.
Ugh...I sure hope they don't dumb down sport mode without giving us access to the hardcore mode.
Just donāt lift your butt!
It will read the speed limit signs.
I've been on plenty of roads where it literally shows nothing in the driver display for speed limits.
It will do that if it does not see a speed limit sign. Watch next time for a sign and you will see it show up when you drive by one.
Yep. It will go off of the speed limit data and signs it reads. It also seems to time out if a new sign isn't read within a certain amount of time, but it does seem to vary at times.
I should record what mine reads sometimes. Suddenly on the freeway it'll display something like 13 mph, and I'm pretty sure I've seen it display mid 90 mph before. Makes me wonder what adaptive cruise is going to do after that. It also has no concept of signs that say "35 mph" with "ENDS" below it, which is frustratingly common around here and after having mapbox fix the issue on their side, the truck still displays the wrong thing. (And I think mapbox ended up reverting it too)
