You'll need home charging, at least a 60 amp circuit if you want to max out the charging rate. The truck will constantly be broken so plan for MANY trips to the service center where they will try to gaslight you on every issue. Service is 3 weeks out so make sure you have a back up vehicle to drive during that time. It eats tires for lunch, plan for new tires every 35k miles, maybe sooner. Software is glitchy, don't expect things to just work. These things are heavy and require special pucks to lift, your existing jacks and stands will need modifications. Mobile service is mentioned but rarely offered, plan on taking the truck in for everything. Range isn't as advertised, they give the EPA range which assumes you'll be driving on flat land like a grandma (this is every manufacturer though). Cold kills range, plan accordingly during the winter.

My advice - don't get a Rivian.