TTedP
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Just making another post to give positive affirmations that these things are great for road trips. Smooth, comfortable, and gobbles gear!
Made a NYE trip from SE PA to Stowe VT. 400 miles one way, 2 RAN stops each way, 0 issues. 70-75 mph, cold temps and averaged ~1.9 kwh on the way up, 2.3 on the way down. Used Holyoke MA, West Lebanon NH, Queensbury NY and Newburg NY - all worked great. Btw, Lebanon has a good soup dumplings spot in the strip mall. Queensbury had the newer RAN chargers (longer cable) and a good diner. Loved that I could make the trip keeping all the $ with Rivian.
Only negative was the blocked EV chargers at Stowe - one was a Toyota Hybrid (why?) and to the guy with the white R1S NJ plates, who blocked a charger all day and never plugged in, boo! you know better. There were 3 other Rivians in the lot that would've probably loved to plug in.
Made a NYE trip from SE PA to Stowe VT. 400 miles one way, 2 RAN stops each way, 0 issues. 70-75 mph, cold temps and averaged ~1.9 kwh on the way up, 2.3 on the way down. Used Holyoke MA, West Lebanon NH, Queensbury NY and Newburg NY - all worked great. Btw, Lebanon has a good soup dumplings spot in the strip mall. Queensbury had the newer RAN chargers (longer cable) and a good diner. Loved that I could make the trip keeping all the $ with Rivian.
Only negative was the blocked EV chargers at Stowe - one was a Toyota Hybrid (why?) and to the guy with the white R1S NJ plates, who blocked a charger all day and never plugged in, boo! you know better. There were 3 other Rivians in the lot that would've probably loved to plug in.
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