My main issue with long road trips in EVs is the extra time it takes due to charging. If I had extra days to burn, it wouldn't matter as much, but I generally don't want to add a day of driving because I have to wait for charging up. A trip across the country added more than 10 hours to my trip compared to the same exact trip the year before in an ICE vehicle.

Awesome video! Such a beautiful drive up through NC and TN! Thanks for sharing this, and looking forward to more in the future!

Great vlog man! Love seeing how the Rivian handles this kind of road trip down to Disney!

Enjoyed the video! Would've been cool if you shared the Model Y efficiency, it would have been interesting to see the difference between truck and crossover.

Cool, I do a similar trip during the summer a few times, from Jupiter to Cedar Mtn.....but not (yet) in R1S or Y....for now in my Toyota Tundra, but looking forward to doing it in my EV, when I get one (soon)

Agree, have to stop for Buc-ee’s when you have a chance.

Really liking the 2.2mi/kWh you're getting on your Outpost nAT's. I'm on a wait list for some in Canada.

Jose, I think you were close to where I’m building a house near the Blue Ridge Parkway! We’re going to AirB&B it next year😊

What adapter are you using for Tesla supercharger

Nice video! Love the stats. Anxious to get my tesla adapter.

Thanks very much for the VLOG! Wonderful detail! Question, Jose: Did you have any issue with the Rivian Nav selecting your preferred CPO: Tesla chargers (in addition to the RAN). I haven’t road-tripped yet in my R1S, but plan to next month. And I’ve been rehearsing my trip on the Nav in my vehicle and in the Rivian app. Both keep selecting non-preferred CPOs (e.g. EA, EVGo, FPL Evolution, etc.). Sounds like your experience is different. Please elaborate. Thanks!

I’m getting a lot of steering vibration with my nATs. Do you experience the same? Rivian said it was tires vs. rebalance.