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  • From all of us at Scout Motors, welcome to the Scout Community! We created this community to provide Scout vehicle owners, enthusiasts, and curiosity seekers with a place to engage in discussion, suggestions, stories, and connections. Supportive communities are sometimes hard to find, but we're determined to turn this into one.

    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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    Scout delayed??

    Well, while this is depressing - it also is not really news. Late 2027 production always meant that vehicles were not going to be delivered till 2028 (at least to customers - test units maybe). The depressing point is we really have no clue how many or when they will be delivered in 2028...
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    Spare tire discussion

    I don't have my father's job, and don't abuse my vehicles liked his job did. On normal days, he would carry a spare in the bed (not sure if he even bothered to carry one underneath) and kept 2 more on standby. On bad days, he would have 2 in the bed, and grab the 3rd (to drop of the flats) by...
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    Ford’s future small BEV vs Terra

    While I can enjoy driving a small vehicle occasionally - it simply does not fill the niche I want the Traveler for.
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    Key Fob question

    Honestly, if they wanted to really mess with us - allow for phone or watch to unlock and start car - but give us actual keys to go with the buttons. Keys that don't mind getting wet - something we could strap on a life vest and play when playing with a jet ski or going swimming.
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    Scout Loyalty

    I would agree that prices usually trend up - but due to market pressure (increased production, increased options, flatting of demand) and a drop in the price of both lithium and battery prices, that has not completely rang true with EV's. Plus in general, new models tended to gain range and...
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    Scout Loyalty

    Lots of problems - we all want special treatment... How about a discount for buying 2 or more... Few of us can afford to pull off that hat trick.
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    Battery used

    Well, last week Donut released the results of independent cell testing. For a day or two, youtube reviews were positive. This week, the same test result are being viewed as VERY negative. They provide a fingerprint of cell chemistry (cell voltage, charge rate curves, etc...) - and the...
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    All terrain tires

    Depends on where in my ranch I am. I have managed to get stuck in black dirt, and wet clay, and watched others get stuck axle deep in soft sand. My whole life has been learning curves of where not to drive in certain conditions. But the wet grass issue was just embarrassing. I was not dug...
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    All terrain tires

    I drive on my ranch frequently - often multiple times a day, but not quite daily. Will be moving to the ranch before the Scout is in production - so will be driving off asphalt ever time I get in the vehicle then. On road biased AT's have gotten me stuck on wet grass before (with a 4 wheel...
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    Towing Behind Motorhome - Flat Towing

    Flat towable was the MAIN reason I have a second Jeep. Sadly I have not used it for what I intended. I have used it to tow to the shop WAY to many times. Given it will be a minimal 2hr drive to a Scout repair center for me - flat towing would be convenient for the Scout if (in reality when)...
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    As we get closer to launch. Feature Requests & Real‑World Feedback for Scout

    no particular love for west coast style tow mirrors - but I guess they have their place. I do like the retractable and folding tow mirrors on my F250. They stay retracted 99% of the time - but are great when I need to tow wider trailers I have. I just don't tow the wider trailers all that...
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    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    Subbing out manufacturing either means an extreamly low number will be made at custom shops, they are looking to sell out the design to someone who will actually produce it, or they will have it stolen when they are forced to send manufacturing to China. But honestly, just having a plant does...
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    Scout Concepts At LA Auto Show, November 21-30, 2025

    I don't wear it all that often (better now, but needing to recharge daily is a hassle) - but using an apple watch as a key could be fun. Using a Garmin watch would be better though - don't have to recharge that one nearly as often.
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    Scout Traveler: Running Boards

    Ford does running boards on some vehicles - I really hate how they look. Might has auto deploy steps that at least disappear when they are not down. Have learned how to get into a Jeep with a 4" lift without much issue - but would not turn down rock sliders.
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    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    The test was VERY specific. They told the facility exactly what to test, and did not give permission to test ANYTHING else. While it does hold a certain degree of promise - by specifying only one aspect of testing (charging of a single cell), it does not answer a ton of other questions. It...
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    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    Overhead chargers - guess they don't have many full sized trucks and offroad vehicles. Most of our parking garages are a tight fit for me vertically already.
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    The Garage (What did you work on today?)

    Well, like many days, no physical work was really accomplished. Well not technically true - no physical work was accomplished in the garage, but time has been spent on a different "hobby" (I used to build a decent amount of hand made rosaries - now it is more of a lent thing). Work today that...
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    Scout delayed??

    I purchased an EV yesterday (ok, only a golf cart). Why? AC motor has more speed and torque than gas. AC motor has less maintenance than gas. AC motor is quieter than gas. Simply put - even with current battery tech - electric golf cart is better than gas in most ways (charging is slower...
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    All terrain tires

    Funny - KO3's are all terrain tires.
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    Harvester Battery Stage of Charge Question

    While I can appreciate the Dodge will be able to handle more of my towing than the Scout - pretty sure I would avoid ever getting another vehicle with a Pentastar. We replace our Pentastar Jeep with a diesel one. Diesel performed so much nicer (the Pentastar would not have enough power to do...
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