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    Externally configurable buttons

    Yes, so I think there is some confusion about definitions here. Let me clarify them. Connectivity when it comes to vehicles does not just mean Wi-Fi. It means any internet access at all that the vehicle performs. So when you use the app to unlock your R1T remotely, that is using the vehicles...
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    Externally configurable buttons

    You are correct that RIGHT NOW Rivian does not have a timeline/pricing for when the standard connectivity will end. Tesla was also this way before making a change to their connectivity agreement so that new vehicles (starting back in around 2022) had 8 years of standard connectivity that came...
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    Externally configurable buttons

    Yes so I think a lot of the features you're talking about are great for the app. But one of my biggest concerns with any app functions is the connectivity requirement. I currently drive a GM vehicle that has the newer style infotainment system. What this means is that I COULD have those...
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    Externally configurable buttons

    Has any form of remote/key been shown/discussed yet? Maybe instead of having the traditional lock, unlock, horn, trunk options on the remote it had a 5th configurable button or replace the trunk with a configurable one.. I wouldn't want another remote for this but if the remote/key that came...
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    Externally configurable buttons

    Yes exactly, implementing the button(s) into the design would be important. I personally really like being able to lock my vehicle with the button on the door handle and with the design matching the vehicle it does not look out of place. This would be a compliment to that feature. I think this...
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    Externally configurable buttons

    Watching JerryRigEverythings video on the Rivian R1S Gen 2, I had an idea. Configurable external button(s). The biggest point of that video was the vehicle from a wheelchair users prospective, being able to get in/out use the vehicle as a wheelchair user. One of the talking points was about...
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    Terra Rear Bumper Step

    I recently was rear ended in my current truck and because of that was given a rental truck, and the rental that I got was a new 2025 GMC Sierra with the MultiPro Flex tailgate, something that I thought would be silly and not really useful, but then it had one specific feature that instantly made...
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    Future Proof Remote Connectivity

    I want to second this and specifically add, allow the user to have the vehicle connect to the internet in whatever way they want! If I want to use a different cellular provider for having the vehicle connect, allow me to change a sim card or have a different esim. If I want to connect it to a...
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    Terra Rear Bumper Step

    Looking through the suggestions I could not find one in the suggestions box for this request, but this https://scoutmotors.community.forum/threads/terra-rear-bumper.1055/ was in the Terra discussion. Adding here for the voting aspect. In the current design of the Terra, the rear bumper has no...
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    QR Code Stickers For Repairs

    I have heard/seen in multiple instances the discussion that Scout plans to have some amount of Right To Repair, including the quote "no glue just screws". Have you ever heard of Framework laptops? Framework laptops are laptops that are completely self serviceable with the ability to take...
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    Say hello to the new Scout® Terra™ Truck and Scout® Traveler™ SUV

    Would love to know the bed width between the wheel wells for the Scout Terra. It is the truck I want (with the range extender) in basically every imaginable way, except I can't tell for sure if it can fit plywood (4 ft wide) between the wheel wells in the bed. I assume so given the full sized...
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