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Scout Traveler Debuts in New Pacific Mist Color
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Thanks for sharing your first post.The Color and interior look great together!
No color code for this color. It is a custom color the CMF team made up. Nothing that is coded yet.
Give AI a picture of traveler with pacific mist. Then ask it to pull a color code from it.
These are all I have. And doesn’t show dash. Swore I had one of the interior halo around the pano roof but can’t find it
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I was looking for an interior pic of the instruments, butttons and toggles at night. Wanted to see what the buttons and knobs looked like and if they were illuminated - I hope they are dimly illuminated in a thoughtful manner, BUT not like some of the Audi instrument panels and buttons I have seen. You get into some Audi's at night and it looks like you are about to take off in a 747 with 1000 mini lights in your face - no thanks. All of those buttons and lights should be reserved for core functions, which should theoretically be the case with Scout, b/c the implementation has a smaller subset of toggles and switches (reserved for core functions) which is great. Looking forward to some Scout after dark content LOL.
One of my long term desires is a complete kill switch for interior lighting - buttons, screens, and all.
I can see reactivating the dash with speedometer, etc. over a certain speed threshold for liability, but there has to be an extremely dim option.
Did you see the video from CES where they demoed detox mode? More than that or is that what you are talking about?
I did, and it’s a great start. But main screen off, not just black, and an option to turn off the instrument cluster display (again, I get that for liability reasons Scout wouldn’t want that off while someone is doing 60)
When I’m under 10-20mph in the mountains driving to a campsite under a full moon, completely killing all interior light is really a special experience. Even if they won’t do it in motion (liability, I get it) at least while parked I want my screens to have the option of being off so I’m not getting that backlight, or even minimal data displayed.
EDIT to add: detox mode at minimal brightness is probably great for overnight road trips too. Helps with eye strain and improving night vision, even with bright headlights.
You will like "Camp Mode" (or whatever Scout ends up calling it in production)... I'm guessing this will also be another easy to implement feature based on leveraging some of Rivian's Zonal stuff.
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