Anyone else disappointed with the interior colors?
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I'm torn between the black and the green. I have black optioned, but may change once I see the green in person
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I did travel to Austin to see the Rivian.. They had the R1T and the R1S on display. The T was in Rivian blue and white interior and the S was white and white. Fitting for the show.We have dogs and the white would be a bit more maintenance. Black interior is not for me. We have a black interior now.
I would expect for a high end, off road, rugged vehicle they would have had offered better interior options for getting dirty. Black and white show pretty much everything, the green isn't bad, but would prefer a saddle brown like you see in the King Ranch ford trucks or the Dodge Laramie packages.
The "Explore" equipment package uses textiles in place of the wood trim on the dash, which looks really sharp and a bit more modern.
Agree with you, too. A saddle leather option, or even a medium gray color would have been a good option.
I am very happy with the black as my choice. Originally I wasn't thrilled with the black wood on any car but having seen it on my current Audi and on several other vehicles it is really nice. The saddle brown or grey concept would of been nice but I understand them limiting the options to provide quality and hit delivery times.
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Just adding my two cents in case corporate is reviewing the feedback.
I would really like the all black option with the explore package. Textile or wood doesn't really matter. There is a black option but it still has white upper door panels and roof.
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I would really like the all black option with the explore package. Textile or wood doesn't really matter. There is a black option but it still has white upper door panels and roof.
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I was hoping for the Lunar Rock color scheme like on some of the show models.
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The last picture for Lunar Rock. I do not think the black goes as well as the dark grey.
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i too like the black lower with grey upper. i do think the pano roof will lighten up the interior even with all black.
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Love the saddle leather in my old wrangler and the saddle leather in my grand Cherokee summit is gorgeous too (the leather is too soft in the GC, so it scratches easily).
Would love a saddle option here.
Just posted in the "Configurator" section. It seems germane here, as well:
I agree with the wishes to have a tan (and/or brown) interior option, but I'm pleased that we have such a great variety of paint choices. As many folks have opined, tan would match up well with any exterior color, in part because it's a natural, fairly neutral color we've seen all our lives on car interiors. The Forest Edge (paired with Launch Green) works for me, in part because it reminds me of my "highly"-used '69 Chevy Caprice Estate station wagon that I had during college and for a few years after that served as my first "Adventure Vehicle".
While I think the Ocean Coast looks great, my fear is that all those bright surfaces (including the headliner) will not only be hard to keep clean, but they'll reflect a lot of light off the interior of the windows. From the pictures provided to date, I can't tell how dark the top of any of the dashboards are, but I hate having to wear polarized sunglasses to keep reflected glare off the windshield. Even if all three dashboards have a matted finish, anything other than black will cause you to see the reflection of the dashboard in the light of the sun or from streetlights at night. The sunlight through the trees causes an obnoxious stroboscopic effect while driving through the forest or along tree-lined highways (pretty common here in Oregon and Washington). With the Ocean Coast, I'm afraid all of those bright surfaces are going to cause a lot of reflected light off of the inside of the windows. That said, I may have to rethink the Forest Edge and take another look at Black Mountain.
After proofreading all of this, I'm reminded of the first rule of the Cavalry, "When the horse dies, dismount."
I agree with the wishes to have a tan (and/or brown) interior option, but I'm pleased that we have such a great variety of paint choices. As many folks have opined, tan would match up well with any exterior color, in part because it's a natural, fairly neutral color we've seen all our lives on car interiors. The Forest Edge (paired with Launch Green) works for me, in part because it reminds me of my "highly"-used '69 Chevy Caprice Estate station wagon that I had during college and for a few years after that served as my first "Adventure Vehicle".
While I think the Ocean Coast looks great, my fear is that all those bright surfaces (including the headliner) will not only be hard to keep clean, but they'll reflect a lot of light off the interior of the windows. From the pictures provided to date, I can't tell how dark the top of any of the dashboards are, but I hate having to wear polarized sunglasses to keep reflected glare off the windshield. Even if all three dashboards have a matted finish, anything other than black will cause you to see the reflection of the dashboard in the light of the sun or from streetlights at night. The sunlight through the trees causes an obnoxious stroboscopic effect while driving through the forest or along tree-lined highways (pretty common here in Oregon and Washington). With the Ocean Coast, I'm afraid all of those bright surfaces are going to cause a lot of reflected light off of the inside of the windows. That said, I may have to rethink the Forest Edge and take another look at Black Mountain.
After proofreading all of this, I'm reminded of the first rule of the Cavalry, "When the horse dies, dismount."
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The Cullinan is the high end version.
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