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Seems cheap, only $215 a tank in SoCal at $5.99 a gallon. Had to fill up an RV (50 gallons) the other day. Every time I fill it up some jackoff comes over and makes some comment on how much it costs. I just tell them it's a toy, I don't care how much it costs, I can afford it.

It's $160 a month if you travel with it, https://www.t-mobile.com/home-internet/plans/rv-camper-internet-plans Then again, it's been working OK in our RV camping around our county at the $50 plan. Interwebs suggest if you get it now then roaming may not work but if you've had the subscription...

I have the Tesla universal wall charger for my Rivian. It worked fine up until about 2 months ago. Now the first time I plug it in I get a failure and have to do it a 2nd time, which always works. I suspect it was a sw upgrade on the charger side that introduced this behavior.

It’s raining, seven PM, Powerwalls doing what they do. House is lit, fridge is cold, internet hasn’t got a clue. And yeah, I’ve got a Lightning—sure— great truck, fast, tows like a champ. But using that as a house backup is like grabbing a flashlight to light a camp. Why hunt for keys in a...

RAV4 EV even with a production run of under 4,000 vehicles has maintained a fairly healthy repair ecosystem, which makes it a reasonable reference point when thinking about benchmarks for long-term serviceability.

Sure, if it makes you feel better.. I paid $77K for the mobile charger nearly 4 years ago, and it's been working just fine day to day since then.

It's not on the window sticker...

It was free for me, so no complaints.

Use the charger all the time, no issues! Charged my Rivian just yesterday at my in-laws for 2 days without issues with it.

I'd be more concerned about over paying by about $7K.

2025: 6,247 kWh x $0.00/kWh = $0 Thank you ESG!

dumb

Discontinued?

I'd rather have zone lighting in the app like we had in 2022 when I bought the truck. Don't think I'll ever see that back. I didn't have pro power in the app but just deleted schedule departure and noticed I got it now.

I don't think paying $0.11/kW is that high for being in SoCal.