Brnn
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Personally I prefer the R1S in virtually every way over the Model Y P, except for lack of charging infrastructure, which is a big deal. We don't travel much but superchargers are a necessity when you do. The larger size (but still garage-able, unlike the colossal hummer or F150) is a benefit for us.
I have a reservation in on a R1S. I don't think Rivian has ever raised their product prices, so it's yet to be seen if they'll honor your price when you ordered even if their pricing goes up. I have a hard time seeing how they deliver this product at only $10k more than the model Y P when it has so much more inherent production cost (50% bigger battery, twice the motors, air suspension, etc). If they honor reservation pricing, could even be a flipping opportunity when they deliver in ~2 years (and I have no doubt they eventually will).
I have a reservation in on a R1S. I don't think Rivian has ever raised their product prices, so it's yet to be seen if they'll honor your price when you ordered even if their pricing goes up. I have a hard time seeing how they deliver this product at only $10k more than the model Y P when it has so much more inherent production cost (50% bigger battery, twice the motors, air suspension, etc). If they honor reservation pricing, could even be a flipping opportunity when they deliver in ~2 years (and I have no doubt they eventually will).