gorwell
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- Andrew
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The conflicting reviews on the rear seat is maddening!
On the First Drive Review (https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2022-rivian-r1t-electric-pickup-truck-first-drive-review/):
On the interior review video (https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2022-rivian-r1t-electric-pickup-truck-interior-review/):
Are these reviewers massively different height or something?? Is it cramped or roomy?
The review seems pretty clear to me that the rear seats are not comfortable themselves, and they said Rivian has already redesigned them for the production model..
But, nothing can be done with the "cramped" aspect of the review. The rear legroom is just 36.6 inches which many would not consider "roomy" specs. It's better then most mid-size Trucks but certainly not roomy. But, that can definitely change per reviewer as they noted the difference between short and tall users. Short users that certainly isn't an issue and it can be "roomy", but for tall users 36.6" is not enough room unless a very short person is in front.
Rivian has been pretty careful not to post pictures of people sitting in the backseats and It's pretty clear why
Look at this still from the Interior Review, at the time it says "legroom is pretty roomy", can you say that is "roomy"??/ Presumably that's the view of the seat position of someone driving... There's basically zero space back there for legs I'm happy to be wrong, but room in that backseat is the deciding factor on whether or not I'm going to spend 70K on this car as it needs to be perfect for me to spend that much.
Overall continue to be disappointed with the cab sizing.. Given the length of the truck and the bed size --- there should be more room.
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