Scout Concepts in Cambridge, MA, October 16-18, 2026

[N Wilson]

Can't remember if anyone else posted a picture of this yet, but a couple booths down from Scout was this very interesting vehicle at the LL Bean booth.

Hmm, come to think of it, I wonder if this was a cleverly disguised Scout test mule. Jamie did say they would be unrecognizable from the outside.

 

[N Wilson]

This caught my eye on the walk out. Cambridge fire department has a Lightning, and it looks great decked out in fire department livery.

 

[maynard]

Can't remember if anyone else posted a picture of this yet, but a couple booths down from Scout was this very interesting vehicle at the LL Bean booth.

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Hmm, come to think of it, I wonder if this was a cleverly disguised Scout test mule. Jamie did say they would be unrecognizable from the outside.

It’s either that or a cyberboot…

Were there rockets on the back?

 

[cyure]

We got a late start this morning and didn't end up getting there till about 3:45 in the afternoon.

Still had a nice chat with two Scout employees, one from the design team (interior, I think) and one from the CMF team.

Only got a few pictures, nothing that hasn't already been documented here, but I'll post a few anyway. You can never have too many pictures, right @cyure?

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Right! Well what did you think? Were they what you expected? Anything surprise you?

 

[J Alynn]

Can't remember if anyone else posted a picture of this yet, but a couple booths down from Scout was this very interesting vehicle at the LL Bean booth.

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Hmm, come to think of it, I wonder if this was a cleverly disguised Scout test mule. Jamie did say they would be unrecognizable from the outside.

Completely amazing. Heading over again this morning. Showing a brisk 36 degrees-can’t complain knowing how many rowers are out on open water today. Maybe I’ll get a peak

 

[J Alynn]

This caught my eye on the walk out. Cambridge fire department has a Lightning, and it looks great decked out in fire department livery.

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Cool find and the perfect vehicle for that kind of job

 

[Scout_Lookout]

We got a late start this morning and didn't end up getting there till about 3:45 in the afternoon.

Still had a nice chat with two Scout employees, one from the design team (interior, I think) and one from the CMF team.

Only got a few pictures, nothing that hasn't already been documented here, but I'll post a few anyway. You can never have too many pictures, right @cyure?

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I absolutely love the profile photos of the Traveler for the simple fact it shows the tire to body gap in the rear is more than the front meaning the it wont look squatted. I was worried with so much of the body toward the rear of the vehicle it would look like the rear is sitting lower than the front, but from the photos you took the back is sitting up and looks nice and level. Love it!

 

[N Wilson]

Right! Well what did you think? Were they what you expected? Anything surprise you?

This wasn't my first time seeing them in person. Well, the Traveler, anyway. I had seen it last September in NYC when it was wearing the Pacific Mist color.

I hadn't seen the Terra in person because it was on it's way back from Germany at the time of that NYC event last year, IIRC. It looked great at this event. The size and scale didn't surprise me, having seen the Traveler before.

The only thing that did get me wondering was where they had the charge port door open near the taillight, among the bank of 120V outlets was the other port that I don't remember seeing before. Looks like maybe a charge port for a future Scout accessory portable battery pack for camping that will be charged with energy from the Scout battery. This may have been mentioned on here before and I missed it, but it looked new to me.

 

[6-ScoutFamily]

We got a late start this morning and didn't end up getting there till about 3:45 in the afternoon.

Still had a nice chat with two Scout employees, one from the design team (interior, I think) and one from the CMF team.

Only got a few pictures, nothing that hasn't already been documented here, but I'll post a few anyway. You can never have too many pictures, right @cyure?

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I haven’t particularly cared for the Silo color on the Terra, but your photos reveal a side to it I hadn’t noticed before.

 

[cyure]

This wasn't my first time seeing them in person. Well, the Traveler, anyway. I had seen it last September in NYC when it was wearing the Pacific Mist color.

I hadn't seen the Terra in person because it was on it's way back from Germany at the time of that NYC event last year, IIRC. It looked great at this event. The size and scale didn't surprise me, having seen the Traveler before.

The only thing that did get me wondering was where they had the charge port door open near the taillight, among the bank of 120V outlets was the other port that I don't remember seeing before. Looks like maybe a charge port for a future Scout accessory portable battery pack for camping that will be charged with energy from the Scout battery. This may have been mentioned on here before and I missed it, but it looked new to me.

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This is why it’s so nice to have so many pictures from everyone!

I went back to my pictures from Nats 2025 when we saw the original concept liveries.

The Traveler had that port named that but the Terra didn’t. It was there, just no name. Good catch!

 

[cyure]

I haven’t particularly cared for the Silo color on the Terra, but your photos reveal a side to it I hadn’t noticed before.

These multi-stage paints look so different depending on the lighting. I feel that way about Pac Mist. Love the blue, not the green and silver it looks like in different lights.

 

[J Alynn]

Here are some more pics from this morning and the sun was finally out Some close ups of silo in sun and shade

 

[J Alynn]

And some preview of the fall course

 

[J Alynn]

The kids had a blast with the Scout RC course. Cheering and clapping and absolute chaos (I wanted to participate but too many kids in line). Lots of action shots

 

[J Alynn]

I was told by Colin-new to Scout (2 months on) that they will be 3-D printing some new shells in house as these have been road hard and put away wet-literally. So nice to see all the bright colors

 

[J Alynn]

I also learned today that (I think I have this right but google disagrees) that’s Scouts current Charlotte offices are former NASCAR offices so cool little tie in to the auto world

 

[J Alynn]

So this morning was day 3 of Scouts. Weather was BEAUTIFUL and bummed it wasn’t like this all weekend. Bridges and spots along the Charles were filled with spectators and the crowds cheered their athletes, teams, etc…. Sun was shining and air was just the right amount of brisk for a fall day. I tried to get some different perspectives today as well as good shots of wheel poke so just dropping groups of these. Nothing specific as order goes. Hope they provide something for you

 

[J Alynn]

Just found the full RC course pre-drive

 

[J Alynn]

Some cool pics of Scout pics while waiting in line at the vending machine. Scout socks-how cool! I think this was suggested at some point for the merch store

 

[J Alynn]

Some more traveler in different light