Are their new planned cars gigantic too? The existing models are too long for my garage.
The R3 is much smaller. My wife and I are looking at it to replace our Model Y and exit the Tesla ecosystem.
Yeah, i think the r2 is supposed to be a small suv as well.
From what I read, it'll be slightly smaller than something like a Ford explorer. I wouldn't say that's small, but definitely going in the right direction.
The R2 and R3 will be smaller. I don't think there are official dimensions for the R3 yet, so the ones I used are unofficial.
LxWxH:
R1T 217″, 79″, 78″
R1S 201″, 82″, 77″
R2 186", 75", 67"
R3 161, ?, 60
lol, no
both of the people who could afford to buy one of their trucks already have a truck
I guess you bought the Ford Lightning then?
Drove an R1T, nice, works like a truck should, would be great for camping or hauling, but reliability issues combined with no Android Auto or Carplay make it a no go for me.
My friend has two Rivian's and I find them pretty nice. Nice features, storage, etc.
I myself drive a Model S (generally regrettably, but...well, is what it is now).
But...the Model S is too big to me, I mean, it's fine, I've gotten 87% used to it, but I'd prefer it be smaller. So, obviously, Rivian has no options for me.
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