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    Kim Java reviews Scout Motors Terra and Traveler at CES

    Out of spec did the best one I’ve seen, and Kyle knows EV’s along with realistic expectations. This one was meah.
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    Front storage?

    I would honestly be ok if they eliminated the frunk to accommodate the harvester. I guess we will see.
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    Front seat configuration

    I don’t think it could be done due to safety standards unless they figure out some clever engineering. While a cool idea, it would require some interesting changes.
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    Spare tire discussion

    My guess is this will be an added option though. Standard will most likely be a 33.
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    Spare tire discussion

    Neither. 35 inch under which I hope is possible. Having a full size spare on my raptor is some nice piece of mind, but I don’t know if the dimensions would allow it. Any spare in the bed is just bad design. The bed is made to haul things you need to haul… not spare a tire.
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    Terra - Roof Top Option

    Honestly, I’m not a fan of open roof concepts at all, so I’m hoping they have a solid roof option. I would assume a cabana could technically be done, but I wouldn’t option for it. I don’t even want a pano roof.
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    Harvester Talk: Q&A

    I think it heavily depends on the size of the harvester engine. I would assume the 500 projected range is probably based on the estimated fuel tank and running at max setting. Theoretically, you could fill the tank up multiple times and keep going but I assume it depends if the engine could keep...
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    tonneau cover standard?

    I would honestly prefer it be an added accessory. Usually standard covers are poor quality, proprietary and restrictive to a certain style. Leave it as an accessory so we have options. I personally like hard tonneau covers, but some like soft. Motorized is a hard no. Just more that can go wrong.
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