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This will be highly subjective. I would say it depends…
1) How much will it cost to upgrade? E.g. loss on the trade, cost of new vehicle, taxes, etc
2) The benefits are especially in the Rivian Autonomy platform (I have a review video coming soon, the adaptive lighting is really cool too (I also have some video footage of this coming soon), the ride is more refined, the cameras are higher res so dash cam and blind spot cameras are more usable, it does have a meat pump so should be a bit more efficient.
With all that said, the first generation is still an awesome vehicle and if you are a price conscious shopper, gen 1 is an awesome deal. Also with gen 1 it’s an exceptional value for the HP/Torque and quad motor setup. To get equivalent performance on gen 2 your into six figures.
only you can answer whether or not you feel the additional features are worth the cost. If you have the budget for it, then I don’t think you would be disappointed.
1) How much will it cost to upgrade? E.g. loss on the trade, cost of new vehicle, taxes, etc
2) The benefits are especially in the Rivian Autonomy platform (I have a review video coming soon, the adaptive lighting is really cool too (I also have some video footage of this coming soon), the ride is more refined, the cameras are higher res so dash cam and blind spot cameras are more usable, it does have a meat pump so should be a bit more efficient.
With all that said, the first generation is still an awesome vehicle and if you are a price conscious shopper, gen 1 is an awesome deal. Also with gen 1 it’s an exceptional value for the HP/Torque and quad motor setup. To get equivalent performance on gen 2 your into six figures.
only you can answer whether or not you feel the additional features are worth the cost. If you have the budget for it, then I don’t think you would be disappointed.
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