They talk about test mules like it’s something brand new but they did winter testing a while ago. So I’m not sure how new this is.
These might have more close scout looking bodies on them. the old mules looked like scraps thrown over a frame.They talk about test mules like it’s something brand new but they did winter testing a while ago. So I’m not sure how new this is.
To be fair, those of us of a certain age are stupider than we might have been as we spent our formative years breathing in lead - https://dupri.duke.edu/news-events/news/20th-century-lead-exposure-damaged-american-mental-healthOr - just make EV's compete on a level playing field and not piss off 50% of Americans again.
It is not that hard. Build a better product at a competitive price. But sure, tell 1/2 the consumer base they are stupid really will help expand EV sales. Try to force them, they will only fight back.
I hope it looks good, I just don’t want them to change too much but what they did bring up, does make sense, due to manufacturing panels like that is very tough, with dies.New article for the Scout Design
https://www.carscoops.com/2025/11/s...pickup-design-with-only-a-few-subtle-changes/
Yeah it looks like it’s mainly just the side marker lights that’s changing but they’ll make it different to closely resemble the concepts.I hope it looks good. If they don’t change too much but what they did bring up, do make sense.
Exactly what a good car company should do. Don’t make a concept that looks great and then release something that’s completely different.Yeah it looks like it’s mainly just the side marker lights that’s changing but they’ll make it different to closely resemble the concepts.
We also know that they are adding a rear wiper (Jamie mentioned that).Yeah it looks like it’s mainly just the side marker lights that’s changing but they’ll make it different to closely resemble the concepts.
Yeah that I totally expectedWe also know that they are adding a rear wiper (Jamie mentioned that).
Interesting product. I have never thought about getting one, but I suppose it makes sense for some areas.Anyone else plan on buying one of these for their Scout?
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EVject - EV Escape Connector
The only EV connector that enables drivers to safely stop charging and disconnect from a charger without exiting their vehicle. This crucial escape connector is essential when there are emergencies outside the vehicle while plugged-in. EVject is the safe EV breakaway, patented internationally...evject.com
Its just good to have. Even if there is one homeless guy.Interesting product. I have never thought about getting one, but I suppose it makes sense for some areas.
WTF is that? NO. Why would anyone buy one of those?Anyone else plan on buying one of these for their Scout?
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EVject - EV Escape Connector
The only EV connector that enables drivers to safely stop charging and disconnect from a charger without exiting their vehicle. This crucial escape connector is essential when there are emergencies outside the vehicle while plugged-in. EVject is the safe EV breakaway, patented internationally...evject.com
It’s really meant for the what if scenario. Like if you are charging in Trenton, Newark, Paterson, Camden. Where they don’t care, they just mug you.WTF is that? NO. Why would anyone buy one of those?
Even if someone was creeping around your car, you could always call the cops if you felt like you were endangered. The reality? How many times have you felt endangered unplugging your car or truck? Probably the same number of times you have felt endangered getting out of your car at a gas station, a restaurant or at a mall parking lot. Seriously. Come on!
I guess FUD sells? But how does your EV eject button work when your done charging and you wheel your groceries back to the car? When you need to use a restroom? When you eat at a restaurant? I have charged all along the Jersey Turnpike on my way to the mid-Atlantic and have never had a remotely threatening experience (that is not to take away from anyone that has), but if getting in or out of your car is an issue for anything (not just charging) then maybe you shouldn't go there in the first place. Also, let's be honest, most charging stations are intentionally situated in high traffic areas, usually with amenities nearby. Most are well lit and almost all could be considered seemingly safer destinations than a standalone gas station. Sure, be vigilant and use common sense. But this device looks like it was manufactured by the oil and gas lobby.It’s really meant for the what if scenario. Like if you are charging in Trenton, Newark, Paterson, Camden. Where they don’t care, they just mug you.
But that’s what pocket knives are for, carry one in each area that’s reachable in my f150. I have at least 5 with arms reach.
It probably was.I guess FUD sells? But how does your EV eject button work when your done charging and you wheel your groceries back to the car? When you need to use a restroom? When you eat at a restaurant? I have charged all along the Jersey Turnpike on my way to the mid-Atlantic and have never had a remotely threatening experience (that is not to take away from anyone that has), but if getting in or out of your car is an issue for anything (not just charging) then maybe you shouldn't go there in the first place. Also, let's be honest, most charging stations are intentionally situated in high traffic areas, usually with amenities nearby. Most are well lit and almost all could be considered seemingly safer destinations than a standalone gas station. Sure, be vigilant and use common sense. But this device looks like it was manufactured by the oil and gas lobby.![]()
Thing is, at a gas station, you’re not sitting in your car for half an hour or more, and in all those situations you could just turn your car and drive (even at the gas station, don’t ask me how I know). There’s a different vulnerability when you’re charging. You can’t drive your car away while you’re plugged in, and bad guys know that you’re stuck there. While most gas stations have someone working there, most charging stations are unmanned. It may not be a big concern for you or me, but for some it is a legitimate concern. I know at least one single woman who opted for a gas car even though she preferred an ev, largely because of security concerns while charging (she had no charge at home option).WTF is that? NO. Why would anyone buy one of those?
Even if someone was creeping around your car, you could always call the cops if you felt like you were endangered. The reality? How many times have you felt endangered unplugging your car or truck? Probably the same number of times you have felt endangered getting out of your car at a gas station, a restaurant or at a mall parking lot. Seriously. Come on!