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Rivian-to-Pebble charging options and current power levels
Eden MorrisOwner12 months ago
It occurred to me that when V2V is enabled on my Rivian, I’ll be able to fully charge it and then charge the Pebble from the truck at 24 kW. So as long as we can get 2–3 days in hot or cold weather, we’re good to go and water is really the only limitation.
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Rivian has never promised V2V. The only thing they have is V2H hardware built into the vehicle, for DC output to a bidirectional charger. You can do the equivalent of V2V with the Rivian AC outlets plus a mobile charger, but that is limited to about 1.5 kW, so it is not incredibly useful.
Currently, using the mobile charger, I am able to get 6A / 0.6 kW from the Rivian R1T AC outlets, 43.8 kW from a Tesla Supercharger, and 6.5 kW from a home Tesla Wall Charger. I will test pedestal power with 50A and 30A hookups soon.