Real Rivian Photos & Videos

[Lmirafuente]

That is what the charge port door looks like without the painted panel on. Refer to the crash test video and you'll see. That is also a different truck as the state sticker on the back in Mississippi.

Is it possible the driver side is the output port for Rivian-to-Rivian charging? it would make sense so the Rivian’s can be side by side for this feature. if this is already known and I have not seen it...apologies. ?

 

[JeremyMKE]

DAMN! Those 22s look fantastic. I have 20s configured and I love them too.

 

[jimcgov3]

More pics of Texas.

 

[FortyFiveNorthwoods]

That is what the charge port door looks like without the painted panel on. Refer to the crash test video and you'll see. That is also a different truck as the state sticker on the back in Mississippi.

Where's this crash test video?

 

[jimcgov3]

Where's this crash test video?

Sign into your Rivian account and go to the page that says, "Welcome Home, FortyFive". Hit play and you will see the clip of the crash test.

 

[MReda]

More pics of Texas.

Is it just me, or are there very few photos with the tonneau cover closed?

 

[Coast2Coast]

This is the truck we just saw in Sand City, California. That's not Texas. It's the Monterey, Point Lobos coastline south of Monterey-Carmel.

 

[cohall]

This is the truck we just saw in Sand City, California. That's not Texas. It's the Monterey, Point Lobos coastline south of Monterey-Carmel.

It's the Texas-stickered truck. I think that was his/her point. Not the actual location of the photos.

 

[jimcgov3]

This is the truck we just saw in Sand City, California. That's not Texas. It's the Monterey, Point Lobos coastline south of Monterey-Carmel.

? Look at the photo as a whole. Not just the coastline or where the truck was 2 days ago. There is a sticker on the back window. It is of Texas. Each vehicle we have seen recently has a sticker of a state on the back window...maybe, just maybe, it is a way to identify all of the trucks seeing as how ALL of the trucks are driving around with 132 Illinois plates...but I don't work for Rivian...merely an assumption. Therefore, for the sake of saying there is the forest green R1T with 132 Illinois plates and the Texas sticker, I said, "More pics of Texas."

 

[cohall]

? Look at the photo as a whole. Not just the coastline or where the truck was 2 days ago. There is a sticker on the back window. It is of Texas. Each vehicle we have seen recently has a sticker of a state on the back window...maybe, just maybe, it is a way to identify all of the trucks seeing as how ALL of the trucks are driving around with 132 Illinois plates...but I don't work for Rivian...merely an assumption. Therefore, for the sake of saying there is the forest green R1T with 132 Illinois plates and the Texas sticker, I said, "More pics of Texas."

I was thinking of starting a thread where we can track each of these test vehicles, their locations, color, wheels, etc., but haven't had time yet.

It's also notable that in addition to the stickers, each truck has a different 'Sub-Letter" on its 132 plate. For instance, Texas = 132-N. It's another good way to distinguish them, especially if there isn't a view of the back window sticker.

 

[jimcgov3]

I was thinking of starting a thread where we can track each of these test vehicles, their locations, color, wheels, etc., but haven't had time yet.

It's also notable that in addition to the stickers, each truck has a different 'Sub-Letter" on its 132 plate. For instance, Texas = 132-N. It's another good way to distinguish them, especially if there isn't a view of the back window sticker.

That isn't necessarily true. Kansas and New York both have an "A" on their plate. Refer to post #11.

 

[cohall]

That isn't necessarily true. Kansas and New York both have an "A" on their plate.

I reject your reality and substitute my own.

 

[jimcgov3]

I reject your reality and substitute my own.

I believed you for a split second. Thanks for trying! Hahaha

 

[Eager2own]

I reject your reality and substitute my own.

I’ve tried that response a couple of times at home... and both times ended up sleeping on the couch.

 

[LoneStar]

Maybe someone already asked (and answered), but is the "Texas truck" in Launch Green paint as opposed to Forest Green?