?Maps are not omniscient and my Rivian satellite maps are seven years out of date.
I often find milage instructions useful. Just because you do not, is there a reason you want the rest of the owners to be denied the option? You should be be offered the option to turn it off.
This local shopping center was completed in 2017. My map version shows dirt.
There’s not subscription for “premium connectivity” because there are no services that justify it yet. It would be a bad customer service move and potentially unlawful for them to just institute a fee for the existing LTE connection which is necessary for vehicle operations. They can (and should) do it (similar to Tesla) when there are services such as streaming entertainment, games or other improvements that require a massive increase in data usage…
I found if you toggle on the defroster and let it run 20 seconds, it cleans the windows up and you can turn the defrost off again.
Other than tire rotations, I never even really look at it....that and to be accurate when I make forum posts that reference how many miles I have on mine if relevant.
Yeah, I found that to not work well either since you still have the compressor issue. Still had to run the temp way down to force the compressor on. Irritating since it wasn’t an issue for 18 months. Hopefully my service visit last week will address it though.
And how, exactly, would this prevent them from 'bleeding money'?
Rivian should have hired you to write all the code; although they might not have been able to afford someone of your caliber.
Rivian clearly had and has a feature set that they want the vehicles to have. They also know that things need improvement in some areas. From a marketing viewpoint, this is vital. The EV sales battleground is and will be software. How many people here post "My Telsa can do this, why can't my Rivian?" Rivian has no choice if they want to remain competetive. Extending the timeframe saves no money, unless you are really saying they should not introduce any more new features or fullfill their feature set.
I would love to see different themes like and aviation theme, It would be neat to have a PFD which displayed Attitude, heading, and ground speed. I also like magenta as the current leg. A lot of data can be displayed in a relatively small space.I can't see that anyone else seems to be excited about this but me, but I'm looking forward to this.
It's a bit geeky, but with a multi-leg drive plan I'd like to see rivian adopt the aviation standard color for the active leg, which is magenta (sort of purple). Subsequent but inactive legs are in white.
Some aviation navigators (e.g. Avidyne) will have the active leg in magenta, the next planned leg in a magenta/white "candy cane," and later legs in white.
My understanding of the choice of magenta is that it was originally chosen for some features on paper charts because of its easy readability under all light conditions, including dim red cockpits at night. Anachronistic for an LCD screen, but still kinda cool IMHO.
