Here’s what it looks like after a Rivian software update ruined some portions of the luxury off road ev’s user interface. It seems that Rivian’s latest software update has decided to take a leisurely stroll through the digital landscape, leaving customers’ vehicles in a state of perpetual twilight. The cars themselves are still functional, but their infotainment systems have taken a sudden sabbatical, leaving drivers to navigate the roads in silence and darkness. Looks fun, right?

Update: Rivian has reached out to affected vehicle owners by text and email, offering some potential resolution to get them back up and running on their single-origin, cage free, non-gmo granola.

Ah, the joys of early adoption! When you can pay a premium price for the privilege of beta testing a vehicle that’s still crawling through its digital infancy. In this case, Rivian’s “fat finger team” has inadvertently transformed customers’ vehicles into rolling blackouts, leaving them to navigate the roads in the eerie glow of their phone screens.

But hey, who needs a functioning infotainment system when you can have the thrill of the unknown? The anticipation of wondering whether your car will actually start or if you’ll be plunged into darkness at the next stoplight. It’s all part of the Rivian experience – a roller coaster ride of technological glitches and unexpected surprises.

So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride. After all, you’re not just driving a car; you’re participating in a grand experiment, a journey into the uncharted territories of automotive software. And who knows, maybe you’ll even be able to boast about your “fat finger” experience years from now, when Rivian vehicles are as reliable as Swiss watches.