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Lol, victim blaming? No one here is a victim of anything related to their electric pickup trucks.Sounds like victim blaming.
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Lol, victim blaming? No one here is a victim of anything related to their electric pickup trucks.Sounds like victim blaming.
Funny you say that. Your thread title reads like a click bait. I actually thought you were trolling and get all the fanboys in an uproar.It did contain a lot more but I got tired of the trolls.
That's the way I treated this post. OP didn't elaborate at all on what they aren't able to use the truck for that they want to. I'm not familiar with the area they are referring to but I do know it's possible to travel outside of current DC charging availability if you are willing to be a little more adventurous in my area. Isn't that the point of the post??Funny you say that. Your thread title reads like a click bait. I actually thought you were trolling and get all the fanboys in an uproar.
So in a nutshell, what do you wish your truck do that doesn't? Not trolling you, as you might say, just really curious since for a daily personal vehicle, R1 does quite a lot.
He deleted the body of his post for some reason.One line post OP. Not cool. It’s just internet, you can voice your opinion and if someone else says something you don’t agree with it’s part of the discussion.
I would have liked reading something from someone who’s not just raving about Rivian (or is it Reevion ).
A lot of people have "done their own research" on a number of topics lately.I mean, I'm legitimately curious what's prompted the disappointment, especially since OP said they did their research.
Too many "trolls" that want OP to explain his circumstances instead of just posting a blanket complaint that the truck he bought doesn't work for him the way he wanted it do even though he claims to have done the research.He deleted the body of his post for some reason.
Exactly the primary complaint. Being an early adopter is an adventure OP wasn't ready for.Can I assume from the comments that OP was disappointed in the charging infrastructure not the truck itself? Seems like that situation already existed when they placed their order and would not be solved by purchasing some other, non-existent EV adventure vehicle.… Maybe should have waited a few more years.
Do you mind sharing more information about the RV park adapters? Any specific recommendation? Thank you.I have 30A & 50A (RV park adapters), Tesla Adapter, NEMA (dryer w/ 30ft) and the nearly worthless 120V all neatly under the false frunk floor. (yet). ....
You should have the 30 amp adapter already. Rivian gives you that one with the portable charger In your frunk.Do you mind sharing more information about the RV park adapters? Any specific recommendation? Thank you.
I’m 3 weeks in to R1T ownership, but haven’t taken the Airstream on an adventure yet (we’re usually boondocking with my wife’s LR Defender). Figure the first few trips with the RIV and Air should be to parks with electric hookups.
I've had great experiences testing all of these.....Do you mind sharing more information about the RV park adapters? Any specific recommendation? Thank you.
I’m 3 weeks in to R1T ownership, but haven’t taken the Airstream on an adventure yet (we’re usually boondocking with my wife’s LR Defender). Figure the first few trips with the RIV and Air should be to parks with electric hookups.