@@wayne1559 You’re right it is a regular CCS plug. Unfortunately Rivian that is supposed to open their network to all brands, is a little slow. I don’t even know if they actually opened any of their chargers to other brands yet. When I plugged into a Rivian charger with the Bolt it showed “only for Rivian vehicles” on the display after a couple minutes. Across the street at Travelers Oasis is a Tesla Supercharger that is open to non-Tesla vehicles. This one does require you to have an adapter. Then you can activate it from the Tesla app.
@@LawpickingLocksmith The higher the better! I would love to have 6 feet here. But I probably have to live with about 1 to 2 feet. It’s definitely not as cold as it used to be and thus snow doesn’t hang around to build up high anymore.
That is an amazing price!
Thank You!
Mike I was in Breezewood PA trying to use a Rivian charger for my chevy bolt ,it didn't work.....any Ideas why? (it looked like a regular CCS plug)
@@wayne1559 You’re right it is a regular CCS plug. Unfortunately Rivian that is supposed to open their network to all brands, is a little slow. I don’t even know if they actually opened any of their chargers to other brands yet.
When I plugged into a Rivian charger with the Bolt it showed “only for Rivian vehicles” on the display after a couple minutes.
Across the street at Travelers Oasis is a Tesla Supercharger that is open to non-Tesla vehicles. This one does require you to have an adapter. Then you can activate it from the Tesla app.
Sooner or later it is going to be cold up your way. How high is the snow going to be?
@@LawpickingLocksmith The higher the better! I would love to have 6 feet here. But I probably have to live with about 1 to 2 feet. It’s definitely not as cold as it used to be and thus snow doesn’t hang around to build up high anymore.
@@RMTFamily Different situation here at -17 degrees. Going to be sweltering with extreme UV radiation near year end.