Davidwesty68
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- First Name
- David
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2024
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- Location
- Ulysses Kentucky
- Vehicles
- Model S , Cybertruck on order
- Occupation
- Loan Officer
I really appreciate the time and effort of your comparison! Rivian was my other potential choice when it came to an electric truck. Even though the Ford Lightning is out there as well, I just can’t consider it. It does not appeal to me near as much as the Cybertruck or Rivian. Here in Kentucky there are no Rivian service centers or Tesla SC’s close to me. Both are about a 3 hour drive away. My past ownership is all Teslas. I had a Model 3 then moved to a model S LR. I have had no trouble at all out of those cars. I ordered the Cybertruck the night of the unveil an hopefully will have one in my grasp by the end of this month! I am very excited to get my hands on one !!Great question. This R1T is my 2nd. The white is my 1st. I also have a R1S.
+ R1T: Quad motor, HD surround view, expandable door and backseat pockets, separate driver's display, gear tunnel, huge frunk more efficient despite having quad-motor, build in flashlight/charger, camp speaker/charger, fully active and adjustable air suspensions with Electro-hydraulic roll control system, lots of different drive modes, very capable off road, very good all around view out the windows, Rivian is providing a free adapter to use Tesla's SuperCharging network
- R1T: Sparse service center, short bed, no glove box, seats looks great but not as comfy as Tesla's, high lifting high for frunk, poor induction charger, suspension not as compliant and quiet as my Cyberbeast but still plenty good. No electric tonneau cover at the time of purchase, the use of Tesla's SuperCharging network is limited to V3 or newer so many of the older ones are not available to Rivian.
+ Cyberbeast: fast! Even faster than my Rivian with Quad-motor, steer by wire is dope, soon to be available FSD is a game changer, soon to be available Autopilot, huge 6.5ft bed, comfy seat, awesome adjustable active air suspension with lots of drive modes to choose from, lots of service centers around, awesome UI, software and hardware integration, stainless steel body, super strong chassis and body panels, very good forward and side view, shape like it belongs in 2054, built-in super tough electric tonneau cover that you can stand on comes standard, faster L3 charge speed and can use all Tesla's SuperCharging network, in a pinch, can use other L3 with sn adapter.
- Cyberbeast: Stainless steel smudges shows up easily similar to black colored car, rear view is limited, many features are yet to be activated, the black plastic fender Flares seemed flimsy compared to my Rivians, no HD surround view, not as efficient as my Rivian, so far, steer by wire takes some getting used to.
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Thanks Again for the comparison!
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