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  1. CDJOHNS5

    Community UX Charging Station Locator Integration

    As a current owner of two ICE vehicles who has only rented a few EVs, a concern of mine is locating charging infrastructure when traveling on long trips. It seems like you really need to plan ahead since Level 3 charging stations are still currently limited and signage isn't always great. It's...
  2. CDJOHNS5

    Front Seatback & Rear Door Protection

    The cargo area appears to be very durable and well protected. Consider offering removeable accessories to protect the front seatbacks and rear door panels when the rear seats are folded flat. This would be great when carrying extra camping gear or cargo. This could be something Scout offers...
  3. CDJOHNS5

    Offroad Navigation Integration for Scouts

    I agree - would be great when exploring and accessing remote campsites, etc. I'm a boater and use similar features on the water. Before I do a big trip, especially somewhere I have been before, I like to research and plot everything out on my laptop, develop a route and way points, and then load...
  4. CDJOHNS5

    Frunk Fridge

    @J Alynn - are there any photos of the ice bin in the frunk you know of? Would be curious to see how that is insulated and able to drain.
  5. CDJOHNS5

    Frunk Fridge

    Thank you for the photo and all the info you brought back from the reveal event!
  6. CDJOHNS5

    Frunk Fridge

    I didn't realize there will be a chill box in the arm rest. That is a cool feature. I assume no photos or dimensions of it yet?
  7. CDJOHNS5

    Frunk Fridge

    Consider incorporating electrical hookups and mounting/tie down points in the frunk for a small refrigerator. I know Dometic offers several models. It would be nice to grab a cold beverage after a hike or paddle without having to deal with a cooler or ice...
  8. CDJOHNS5

    Roof racks with cabana roof

    I agree - wouldn't put bikes up there, but would really like a rack for skis in the winter and kayaks in the summer. The one they are now showing for CES is cool, but would also like to see other available options. Something removeable would be nice so you could fully enjoy the cabana roof...
  9. CDJOHNS5

    Pet or dog mode

    I believe they now show this in the latest video on the interior design.
  10. CDJOHNS5

    Two-Tone Color Options, Classic Colors, and Graphics

    That's what I was thinking as well - could always easily be accomplished with a wrap.
  11. CDJOHNS5

    Two-Tone Color Options, Classic Colors, and Graphics

    I'm no photoshop wiz so figured I'd give credit where credit is due ;)
  12. CDJOHNS5

    Two-Tone Color Options, Classic Colors, and Graphics

    Here's what I am thinking. Credit to Admin @ ScoutEVForum for developing!
  13. CDJOHNS5

    Wheel Options

    Thanks and good point! I guess I would revise to just say "give options for customization and don't tie them all to packages". It seems like these days you get a standard wheel and then one option which ends up tied to a few thousand dollar package. Would be nice if there was more than one...
  14. CDJOHNS5

    Wheel Options

    Offer multiple wheel and tire options in various styles and sizes. Consider offering classic steel and chrome wheel options. Do not tie wheel and tire choices to specific trims and packages, allowing buyers the ability to further customize how they want the vehicle to look.
  15. CDJOHNS5

    Larger Mirrors

    Increase the size of the mirrors. Look a bit small based on the size and boxiness of the vehicles and would help with towing.
  16. CDJOHNS5

    Easily Replaceable Body and Undercarriage Protection

    Incorporate undercarriage skid plates which are easy to replace by the owner if damaged and the option for rock rails for side body protection. While front and rear bumpers will likely contain lights and sensors, make the bumpers easy to replace by the owner if damaged without requiring...
  17. CDJOHNS5

    Two-Tone Color Options, Classic Colors, and Graphics

    For the Traveler, offer two tone color options similar to how the Scout II looked with the removable roof. The windshield frame should be the same color as the hood/most of the body. The roof, top half of the rear quarter panels, and top half of the liftgate should all be a contrasting color...
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