What is one feature you hope Scout will include that has not yet been shown?
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It’s a great option that I’ve used several times over the past 2-1/2 years
Unfortunately this is a regulation and it cannot be disabled, muted, etc. I can say, however, that they are terribly fragile things. Soon after I bought both of my last 2 EVs, I went over some really rough railroad tracks and wouldn't you know it, they stopped making noise.
Along those lines, one feature I wish more EVs had, is a pedestrian horn. The original Chevy Volt had this, before the days of the stupid spaceship sounds we have today. It was a quiet horn that you could use to softly beep if someone was walking down the middle of a parking lot lane or something. Because my external speakers are broken, I do sometimes sneak up on people. I don't want to scare the monkeys out of them with the big horn so I just patiently wait until they hear the heater or AC fan noise and move over. But the Volt pedestrian horn was a great solution. It let you be quiet when you wanted to be quiet (well, if your external speakers break like mine always seem to do) but also give a soft sound when you need it.
The Ineos Grenadier has that little horn. Theirs is on the steering wheel. The little red toot horn with the bicycle on it. I think that’s a great idea.
Can I also say that I loved the saddle leather steering wheel. It was so nice.
So, two different horns? Steering wheel center and Toot button.
Yep. The red button isn’t as loud. For pedestrians and cyclists.
If you watch the Throttle House review of the Grenadier they show the difference.
Cool. Being a road cyclist I appreciate that.
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