Rivian R2 owners can now put a live pet cam on their phone's lockscreen

Rivian has introduced a new feature for its R2 vehicle owners that allows them to monitor their pets directly from their smartphone's lockscreen. This update integrates with the vehicle's existing Pet Mode, which maintains a comfortable cabin temperature for animals left inside. By enabling the live feed on the lockscreen, owners can check on their furry, feathered, or scaly companions without needing to fully unlock their phones or navigate through the Rivian app. The feature aims to provide peace of mind for pet owners who need to leave their animals in the car for short periods. This update is part of Rivian's ongoing efforts to enhance the user experience through software improvements, leveraging the vehicle's camera system to offer practical, real-time monitoring capabilities that cater to the needs of modern EV owners.
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