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That's the one I'm aiming for at this point. It's also the one with the largest increase in estimated cost, 60%.

What happens to a reservation if an order isn't placed immediately once the coveted eMail is received from Tesla?

I'm going to have to save a bit longer first. The 60% price increase went over my allotted budget and I WILL NOT go into debt for a vehicle.

Oxyacetylene torch and a ball peen hammer? ;)

I caught that comment of Elon too.

RWD should do fine in the snow using light throttle, NO LOCKER activated and regen set to low. A locker will only cause the vehicle to slip sideways on snow and ice.

I agree. It would be fine for moving RVs around in a park in a pinch, but I'd never want to use one as my regular method of towing. Just get a bumper-pull RV and be done with it.

The numbers in the chart show that the Rivian quad motor with the standard pack is less efficient than the quad motor with the large pack. As far as I know, the only difference between the two is the size of the battery pack. I don’t see any way that physics allows a heavier vehicle of the same...

The calculation is correct, so either the battery capacity or the range has to be wrong. I don't see any other explanation for additional weight causing increased efficiency.

Only by using a 5th wheel dolly.

Here, here! I approve of this message. :ROFLMAO:

All the ones I've seen and used are easily removable with 4 pins in the bed. They're heavy (130+ lbs), but doable.

I see that. Having never been in any vehicle with ventilated seats I had no idea what to look for on the UI. It looks very straight forward. (y)

Excellent, thanks!

That Rivian Max miles/kWh doesn't make sense.

5th wheel hitches are made to be removable, but I doubt the range extender will be.

I didn't find any indication of ventilated seats in the video. He mentioned that the seats look ventilated, but that they weren't (speaking about the rear seats), but I didn't find any mention of the front seats being ventilated. Do you have a timestamp?

I suspect that the battery-in-the-bed range extender makes it DOA for most due to losing so much of the bed function.

I suspect the ramp was cut in order to save money and weight. That 2019 tailgate must have weighed at least 300 lbs.

Pretty sure you're thinking of the Appalachians. :geek: