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Rivian R1S and R1T get a new Snow mode with the latest software update

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Vlad, 21 December 2022

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Rivian recently added a boost in range for the R1S and R1T through a software update, and today the company is at it again. This time around, if you own an R1S or R1T, and install the latest update, you'll then magically have a brand new Snow mode to use.

This is exactly what it implies to be based on the name. It's designed for driving in snowy conditions, optimizing the vehicle's settings for that. It's also good for slush and ice, but only when on-road. If you want to go off-road, even if there's snow or ice over there, the company still recommends using the existing Off-Road mode for better results.

Rivian R1S and R1T get a new Snow mode with the latest software update

Snow mode introduces more relaxed brake and throttle responses, and reduces regenerative braking force in order to deliver more precise control on low-grip surfaces. It also comes with a more seamless transition to the Auto Hold function, which means you should expect more controlled stops when the roads are slippery.

In addition to Snow mode, the latest update brings the ability to remotely warm up the cabin (including seats and steering wheel), as well as defrost the windows and side mirrors - all via the app.

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