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    Additionally, Scout Motors wants to hear your feedback and speak directly to the rabid community of owners as unique as America. We'll use the Scout Community to deliver news and information on events and launch updates directly to the group. Although the start of production is anticipated in 2026, many new developments and milestones will occur in the interim. We plan to share them with you on this site and look for your feedback and suggestions.

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    So, welcome to the Scout Community! We encourage you to check back regularly as we plan to engage our members, share teasers, and participate in discussions. The world needs Scouts™. Let's get going.


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  1. RodorW

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    I'll stand by my previous statement though, if you can control it in the app (as shown in a previous demo) there's no reason they can't have it on the screen. A button on the driver's area is great, but what if you want your passenger to open the the hatches for you? It would be easier for them...
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    It should be on the fob, but it should also be on the screen, and on the app. It shouldn't be like the Buick we have (fob and deck only)
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    In the same build of the software, the harvester fuel door is still there I know it's blurry, but you can make it out. All in all though, this is probably just working through things as far as the software goes, I feel like the "Exterior" tab should have a frunk toggle, but that's non-existant
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    Shopping for a “new” BEV while waiting for the Scout Traveler BEV.

    Genuinely hope this forum can keep this sense of community after official launch, Once people start driving Scouts, wether they have praise or grievance they’ll find there way here to talk about things and that’s when sense of community will be at risk, because people will have scouts and the...
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    Looking a little more at the screen, it's definitely not for the outlets, but it's strange that all other controls are for lights, nothing for the frunk, or harvester door, which makes it harder to think it's just for opening the charge port
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    Do you know if the thin red line around the outlets was backlit? it's hard to tell with the light above it? I know the Charge port on my car glows when open, but that was an upgraded option
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    Try to see it this way. The current reservations lean harvester, but where are people getting their info about these upcoming vehicles (not the reservation numbers) from? Realistically, probably YouTube videos or summarized articles. All these videos, and hosts (Scout included), focus on the...
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    That's the odd part, the harvester fuel door is still in the front right (passenger) on the animated screen, but it doesn't have a button, so it's odd that the charge port does. Have we seen significant lighting in the charge port?
  9. RodorW

    Bench or Bucket Seating Poll

    I fell under qualified to vote here. I think my actual decision will be made after I can see them in person. I really would only want the bench seat for the dog since he loves to be right in the middle, but that's only a few dozen times a year, and even my partner said I should go with a full...
  10. RodorW

    Actual delay official and order of deliveries confirmed?

    A reasonable opinion, and honestly, a likely to happen, but as an EV driver, I'm waiting for my Scout BEV Terra to replace my Bolt. I have no interest in an intermediate lease, nor in getting a cheap gasser for when I need a truck (I already have access to one, but it's 2 hours to collect and...
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    I also noticed this in the video, the screen Demo is for the Harvester Terra, but has a little fuel pump icon where the charge door is. Could this mean the door is powered in some way (telling it to open before you exit the cabin), or is it for the external outlets that accompany it?
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    Not a bad video, but every single video I see just makes me wish someone was more focused on the EV variant. I know it's probably not as much to talk about as the EREV with "new tech", but still. Unless it's 200-300 Miles on battery and the rest on gas, I really can't see the appeal of the...
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    Off-topic stuff…

    They probably avoided the name because it sounds more feminine and small, and wouldn't appeal to the "modern consumer", it could make a great name for an eventual R2 competitor though
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    Off-topic stuff…

    I like the name Travelette https://www.jalopnik.com/2161098/first-ever-crew-cab-truck-international-harvester-travelette/
  16. RodorW

    Help me decide BEV or EREV

    As BEV Terra reservation holder, I completely understand where your coming from
  17. RodorW

    Lexus RZ chronicals-by my wife

    Yeah, you just understand your vehicle after a little while
  18. RodorW

    Change of Heart?

    The Line is more fluid and will be more likely based on what you want, if the first batch is 100% Traveler and 95% Harvester, then they’ll pull from those earliest, but reservations aren’t guaranteed to convert, whether that be canceling altogether or just wanting to wait for more options on...
  19. RodorW

    Lexus RZ chronicals-by my wife

    First of all it’s great to hear that she seems to be enjoying the car. just to point out there’s still a brake pedal in every EV I know of. As for stopping without using it, it’s just stronger Regen that ends in a “hold”, and as you lift off the accelerator is your replacement for pressing on...
  20. RodorW

    What is one feature you hope Scout will include that has not yet been shown?

    Unfortunately it’s more complicated, myQ can talk to Meross, which has an Apple home kit device that can be used in CarPlay as long you’re close by or you have an Apple home, with a home pod or Apple TV. Because I refuse to put a barely functional remote in my car I deal with, it also kind works...
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