sounds about right. I have some sort of Murphy's Law going on where IOS and Rivian updates always get pushed when traveling - and I am on the road this week.
Yes, happened to me as well - updated while on vacation and drove home with a 2 bike tray mount rack, rear accessory mode on.
Autonomy worked for a while but at some point I hit a glitch where it no longer wanted to do lane changes thinking there was a car behind me.
Performed a soft reset...
same! I swear it's behind the drivers AC vent and only hear it in summer. Might be behind the doors. I'm going to try the TSB next SC visit.
I would say the same thing if it was an option - "Great. Just NVH"
Does "reliable" mean it can be relied on to get you to your destination 100% of the time or are we including all the NVH quirks?
I trust mine on a road trip to anywhere (2nd one) but the rattles and wind noise can be annoying chasing down.
Darn, and here I was about to post how much better PAAK has been after installing 2026.30. For the past 6 months it has been working like garbage (esp at home from a sleep) and after installing this week, it's been near instant response every time.
They didnt note any PAAK specific changes but...
Could be coincidence or not - but I was having really poor results with UWB and PAAK under 2026.15.
I just got 2026.15.30 this week (76 days later!) and noticing near instant response from PAAK the last few days. Even at home when sleeping, it responds much quicker. It's not in the release...
I emailed them on a quote last week asking how much to expect if I wait. "up to 10%" they said.
I was going to go with them until Rivian Care expanded this week. Waiting a bit for now.
I’ve heard it said that with an EV, if it’s going to fail, it will do so early on and even then the percentages are low. Different than ICE where mechanicals fail later.
Get the adapters and when you take delivery try every scenario before hitting the road. After a few months of use, you won’t...