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Rivian asks select R2 owners to pause DC fast charging pending inspection
Rivian has requested certain owners of its R2 model to refrain from using DC fast charging until a technical inspection is completed. The issue is traced to the joint between the DC charger connector and header. The company is contacting affected users to inspect the high-voltage distribution system and will replace the DC fast charger header and connector assemblies if necessary. Communication began on August 19 via the Rivian app, advising owners to avoid fast charging until their vehicle passes the inspection.
- Issue in DC charger connector-to-header joint on R2 models
- Rivian contacts owners for inspection and possible replacement
🔎 Why it matters: The Rivian R2 version shows a defect in the DC fast charger header and connector assembly, identified and communicated on August 19.
📈 Upside: Enhances safety by preventing potential failures in the DC fast charging system through inspection and replacement.
📉 Risk: Risk of damage or failure in the high-voltage system if inspection and repair are not performed.
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