Model Y mattress fits pretty perfect in R2 cargo area (photos)

[EV-overland]

The great team at the Venice event let me test my Model Y mattress and it fit pretty perfectly in the R2. Even the staff was impressed and asked if it was their product. Nice to have some good options day one to go camping in the R2! Delivery Day cannot come fast enough!

I was going to test my Lost Horizon too but didn’t want to push my luck.

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[gd_r1t]

@EV-overland Looks amazing! Did you get the sense it could easily slide forward 1-2 inches so the tailgate can close?

 

[EV-overland]

@EV-overland Looks amazing! Did you get the sense it could easily slide forward 1-2 inches so the tailgate can close?

yeah. The drivers and passenger seat were almost all the way back. It’s got plenty of space to move forward. At that time in the event, they had the front doors locked so you could not get up there.

 

[SwampNut]

I’ve heard that using Tesla parts in your Rivian voids the warranty.

 

[RivianXpress]

Can you provide a link or the dimensions of the mattress?

 

[dleepnw]

Did you ask or check to see if any of the R2 had a built in air compressor? I'm assuming no since not a single person who has seen the vehicle has mentioned it. Bit of a shame since its supposed to be an offroad vehicle.

 

[SwampNut]

Bit of a shame since its supposed to be an offroad vehicle.

What makes you believe that?

Also, what percentage of people even KNOW what airing down is, much less, do it. How many Subarus and other similar light dirt road vehicles like the R2 include a compressor? How many of those owners do you think would use it?

 

[TedB]

Can you provide a link or the dimensions of the mattress?

Per the Havnbu site:
Specifications

Compatibility: Tesla Model Y/ Model Y 2025+
Material: Premium TPU & Hyperelastic Foam
Mattress Size: 76" × 52" × 7.5"
Set-up Time: 80 Seconds
Power Supply: 12V Outlet 6000Pa high-pressure Pump
Weight: 7.3kg (16.5 lbs)
Weight Capacity: 300 kg (660 lbs)

 

[Mikey]

The great team at the Venice event let me test my Model Y mattress and it fit pretty perfectly in the R2. Even the staff was impressed and asked if it was their product. Nice to have some good options day one to go camping in the R2! Delivery Day cannot come fast enough!

I was going to test my Lost Horizon too but didn’t want to push my luck.

 

[Mikey]

Very nice but not for $500, per their website.

 

[SwampNut]

I’ve heard that using Tesla parts in your Rivian voids the warranty.

Also...

"There's a $200 charge to remove aftermarket parts so we can complete your repairs."

 

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Impressive!

Also, I'm mildly curious how the interaction with Rivian employees went. Did you just walk up dragging a fully-inflated mattress behind you and ask if you could pop it in there?

 

[SwampNut]

Did you just walk up dragging a fully-inflated mattress behind you and ask if you could pop it in there?

Followed by, "Want to see if it fits two people...?"

 

[mkennedy009]

It is not a bad price considering the R1S Hest mattress is $359 for a single, $718 for a twin.
https://hest.com/products/rivian-foamy-r1s
I have seen these at the overland show and they are really nice.

This is exciting:
https://hest.com/collections/mattress/products/foamy-for-r2

 

[Gen(R3)Xer]

Did you ask or check to see if any of the R2 had a built in air compressor? I'm assuming no since not a single person who has seen the vehicle has mentioned it. Bit of a shame since its supposed to be an offroad vehicle.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but Rivian made the air compressor (inflator/deflator) an option on the R1, because they had data that showed it was barely ever used. Taking it out of the Gen 2 R1s was a cost-cutting measure..

The R2 does not have an air compressor built in, but you can buy a portable one for $100 and up and plug it into the outlet in the back. Problem solved.

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