Rivian Features I Love vs. Popular Features I Never Use

After 45,000 miles in my Rivian R1T Tri Max, I have learned which features genuinely improve ownership and which highly promoted features I almost never touch. In this video, I walk through the Rivian features I use constantly, including the adjustable air suspension, powered tonneau cover, gear tunnel, onboard air compressor, frunk, cameras, Gear Guard, Camp Mode, auto leveling, navigation, mobile charger, rear-seat power outlet, and even the flashlight built into the driver’s door. I also cover the popular Rivian features that do not fit the way I use my truck. That includes launch mode, highway assistance, adaptive cruise control, the wireless phone charger, rear entertainment, towing profiles, Pet Comfort, some of the built-in music apps, and several drive-mode settings. This is not a list of good and bad features. Many owners love the features I rarely use. This is simply an honest breakdown of what has mattered during daily driving, real estate photography work, camping, off-road travel, and search and rescue missions. This may also be one of my final videos with the R1T before I pick up my Rivian R2. After 45,000 miles, the R1T has been an incredible business vehicle, adventure truck, and search and rescue rig. Which Rivian feature could you not live without, and which one do you never use? Let me know in the comments. Subscribe for my Rivian R2 delivery, real-world Rivian ownership videos, EV road trips, off-road testing, camping, and search and rescue vehicle content. Considering purchasing a Rivian? Use my affiliate link to get up to 500 points toward Rivian Gear and 3 months free charging https://rivian.com/configurations/lis...