VValleyEV
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It looks like the base models will come with the basic hardware necessary for autonomous driving: cameras and sensors. I am still wondering whether there will be additional price points for enabling autonomy with various feature levels. I would hope that 100% of the hardware will be present in all vehicles, so that upgrade will be straightforward via software only.
So a big question will be, how much autonomous capability will be standard and what additional feature price points will there be? Tesla currently divides this into 2 pieces: $3k for autopilot, and another $5k for pre-paid feature upgrades, each another $1k if purchased after delivery. This could effect what other options I could afford, or even whether I can afford the long-range model.
Of course only Rivian knows, but this is something I will be watching closely as the pricing starts to unfold in more detail. Anyone have any clues they have found from statements by CJ or others?
So a big question will be, how much autonomous capability will be standard and what additional feature price points will there be? Tesla currently divides this into 2 pieces: $3k for autopilot, and another $5k for pre-paid feature upgrades, each another $1k if purchased after delivery. This could effect what other options I could afford, or even whether I can afford the long-range model.
Of course only Rivian knows, but this is something I will be watching closely as the pricing starts to unfold in more detail. Anyone have any clues they have found from statements by CJ or others?
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