2027 Rivian R2 recalls

I have a Rivian R2 bought recently on Oct 11. I noticed a problem that could impact safety while driving. Hood reflects the sunlight on to the drivers eyes and make it hard to see infront of the car. I was able to drive with handsfree, but this is a safety risk. Please take this request seriously and assess the safety of operating Rivian R2 when sunlight reflects from the hood

My 2027 Rivian R2 experienced uncontrolled acceleration to approximately 95 mph in a 55 mph zone. The incident lasted approximately 50 seconds, with uncontrolled power output despite simultaneous hard braking. I pressed the brake pedal as hard as I could. Burning fumes developed while I tried to regain control. We have in-cabin video with audio. I provided Rivian more than 40 seconds of footage showing power-output and braking indications during my braking attempts. Near the end, I deliberately moved the drive stalk vertically upward, unlike my previous horizontal movements. I experienced the apparent release of propulsion afterward. The recording captures the associated click and camera mov

Uncontrolled acceleration for approximately 50-seconds. In-cabin video shows the immediate moment of power disengagement after an upward stalk motion occurs (that controls the vehicle's drive modes). Rivian's report omitted this, despite being sent the trimmed 1-second clip (should be watched in slow-motion and/or frame-by-frame to view the HUD and action). Speeds reached over 90-mph. HUD clearly shows simultaneous braking and power output. Rivian's statement is that it is simply incorrect installation of floor mats; however, their engineering report omits the direct correlation (in millesonds) of the video showing immediate disengagement using the drive-stalk to attempt to disengage power.

My Rivian R2’s passenger airbag sensor does not properly and consistently detect a passenger weighing 102lb. It also has had prior issues with a passenger weighing 120lbs. The sensor only works when the 102lb passenger slams her body weight down on the seat and then immediately buckles in. This puts her safety at risk. Rivian has inspected the seat and sensor twice and refused to replace for fear of the same problem happening again anyway. They have told me the sensor is working as designed.

I am reporting a suspected passenger Occupant Classification System (OCS) malfunction in my 2027 Rivian R2, delivered September 5, 2026. Shortly after delivery, "Passenger Airbag OFF" repeatedly remained displayed with my adult passenger sitting upright and centered, with her back against the seatback. She was approximately 125 lb initially and weighed 127 lb at our latest check. Despite following Rivian's seating guidance, I estimate the OFF indication is present more than 90% of the time. This frequency is my observation, not a Rivian measurement. I am concerned the passenger frontal airbag may be suppressed for a properly seated adult and may not protect her in a crash. The Tempe, Arizona