Rivian Range Check: 260 Miles on the Interstate

Rivian Mom · 2025-04-04T15:23:50+00:00

On Tuesday, I went to open the frunk via the button in the bumper but instead the button popped out of whatever clip it's supposed to be held in. The rubber cover over the button is intact. Opened a service ticket just to find out the closest date available was late May. Yikes! It's not a critical issue of course as I can still use the key fob, phone or screen inside the truck to open it but I would love to have it fixed. I live a bit far from a service center and since I would rather not drive that far I opened a chat request to see if they could do a mobile service. No resolution yet on if they will go the mobile route but I found it funny that they requested a video of the issue, so i sent them a video of me filming the underside of the bumper looking at the rubber cover, pressing up and yep the frunk doesn't open, much good info to be gleamed from that. Service really is such an area that needs vastly more resources applied to it if they seem fully booked.

Rivian Blue

Member

Apr 29, 2025

Got back from a work trip on Sunday were I pushed my Rivian to the limit. Drove 260 miles round trip, mostly on the interstate, averaging about 63 mph. Kept it in Conserve mode, cruising between 73 and 78 mph with the AC on low. It handled like a champ, and I’m betting you could stretch past 300 miles in city driving or at slower speeds. Super impressed with the range.

For context, the trip was smooth, and the Rivian felt solid the whole way. Conserve mode really seems to squeeze out extra miles, especially on highways. If you’re mixing in some urban driving or keeping speeds lower, I’d wager the range could hit well over 300 miles without much effort. Anyone else tested their Rivian’s range on a long haul like this?