CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Oh no, you didn’t offend at all. I was honestly just curious what you meant. I know nothing about Jerry cans and was curious what other options are typical. Do they come in other colors besides red? Different materials? Is the red a safety thing?

I know I want the BEV, but I love the Jerry can. I’m sure that would do wonders for range. 😹
I didn’t consider the safety factor. I hope someone with more knowledge can chime in on the idea.
 
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Ok, my bad eyes. To me it looks the typical plastic gas can. So maybe altering its appearance would highlight this feature.
I mean look how great it looks. Cool as heck.

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Okay now I’m curious how people are intending to use it. Is this something you would have on all the time or just when going off grid?
I’m not interested in the option, personally. I do like the tire on the back, only because a spare tire is important to me. And if they could option it without it being so cumbersome, that would be great.
 
Right!

I hope so too. Each rep all had different answers. Mainly because so much has not been solidified. But at $60k, this base model better be well equipped, because completion certainly is.
Regarding the $60k I asked one rep, do y'all really think you can hit that and he laughed and said "what do you think?" Lets be real, there is no way they initial launch will be at $60k but like Rivian I think Scout will absolutely bring it eventually, and the thing that inspired the confidence that they would hit the $60k target is the same rep said "we've seen what Tesla has done and what Rivian has done and it would be a really bad move for us to do the same thing, we have something to prove and we are determined to show what we can do".

I’m speaking my mind so hope I don’t offend. The plastic jerry can looks cheap to me. I’m thinking stainless steel. A different material could really make this a unique feature.
I know what you mean, and I'm sure the production version will look better. But being as I will be getting a BEV the last thing I need will be a Jerry can lol! However, I wouldn't mind having a like a tool kit, with first aid, shovel, axe, recovery tools etc instead.

Additionally, regarding colors this is one thing I think we are absolutely going to get because from what I heard from the team is the they are very committed to continue the lineage that made the brand so unique and loved in the first place.
 
Regarding the $60k I asked one rep, do y'all really think you can hit that and he laughed and said "what do you think?" Lets be real, there is no way they initial launch will be at $60k but like Rivian I think Scout will absolutely bring it eventually, and the thing that inspired the confidence that they would hit the $60k target is the same rep said "we've seen what Tesla has done and what Rivian has done and it would be a really bad move for us to do the same thing, we have something to prove and we are determined to show what we can do".


I know what you mean, and I'm sure the production version will look better. But being as I will be getting a BEV the last thing I need will be a Jerry can lol! However, I wouldn't mind having a like a tool kit, with first aid, shovel, axe, recovery tools etc instead.

Additionally, regarding colors this is one thing I think we are absolutely going to get because from what I heard from the team is the they are very committed to continue the lineage that made the brand so unique and loved in the first place.
I have asked every time I have gone to an event and every time they say the same thing. $60k. I just continue to have faith and patience.
 
I have asked every time I have gone to an event and every time they say the same thing. $60k. I just continue to have faith and patience.
Right. It’s been the same on my end. And I when friends who work there and are high up. But I 100% agree with you @cyure

Corp. is good at holding the corporate talking points. I’ll give them that.
 
Okay that’s a question. Does a Jerry can have to be red or a certain material? Or could you have let’s say a Scout orange metal Jerry can?

Anyone know the answer to that?
Yes, if the container contains flammable liquid the container is red, otherwise it can be white or blue even.
I know your range comment was in jest, but I wonder how much stuff in the back actually affects airflow and resistance…. Would no spare hanging on the back have less resistance?
I dont think this will impact range or air resistance that much if at all because of high the roof line is compared to where the spare tire location is, (much like a Jeep or Bronco) and the Jerry can is tucked behind the vehicle not sticking out from the side, so there wont be any wind resistance.

One thing to remember with a BEV weight means nothing for range loss, it's strictly down to the air resistance.
 
Regarding the $60k I asked one rep, do y'all really think you can hit that and he laughed and said "what do you think?" Lets be real, there is no way they initial launch will be at $60k but like Rivian I think Scout will absolutely bring it eventually, and the thing that inspired the confidence that they would hit the $60k target is the same rep said "we've seen what Tesla has done and what Rivian has done and it would be a really bad move for us to do the same thing, we have something to prove and we are determined to show what we can do".

I think that's a huge point to make actually. Yes, we all expect them to have more expensive versions available initially (launch edition, etc.), but if they come out the gate with ONLY those more expensive versions available, they'll be called out for it, as they eluded to with you.
 
Anyone know the height of the Traveler with the roof rack? It may not fit in many garages with it.
Unless you really jack up the vehicle with a lift kit it should fit. Standard industry garage door is 7’ h so they will design to clear that. What you do afterwards is where the issue might arise