CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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There's also no 5 on the map, so hopefully it's # of locations within a certain mile radius as @OleScout suggested - because currently VA has 0 & you'd think they'd want at least one between Richmond, Hampton Roads, & NOVA.
There was mention in one of the pictures that 16 metro areas and 100 locations are expected by 2032, If you count the locations with the numbers you get 90-someone can feel free to check my math as I didn't double check. I found the Rivian service location maps which looks comparable to this Scout map as far as regions.

Rivian map;
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Keep in mind front seats are fixed in place. When I sat in it in NYC I had a solid view of the gauge cluster area. With wheel adjustments I’m sure it will work for 98% of buyers
i wasn't referring to the steering display, just seems like the left side of the main screen is kind of cut off by the steering wheel.
 
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I’ve been cabana since reveal. Copycat 🤣
@J Alynn How do you think the cabana roof will hold up over time? That's my biggest concern. I love the concept but I can picture worn, cracked and leaky material after several years in the sun. Maybe I''m jaded by older convertibles and soft tops on jeeps and broncos. Will the cabana roof have a protective cover? What about noise isolation? If these are all solved then I would be all-in on the cabana roof.
 
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There was mention in one of the pictures that 16 metro areas and 100 locations are expected by 2032, If you count the locations with the numbers you get 90-someone can feel free to check my math as I didn't double check. I found the Rivian service location maps which looks comparable to this Scout map as far as regions.

Rivian map;
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Glad you added Salt Lake City. Seems like a big miss in the original map.
 
@J Alynn How do you think the cabana roof will hold up over time? That's my biggest concern. I love the concept but I can picture worn, cracked and leaky material after several years in the sun. Maybe I''m jaded by older convertibles and soft tops on jeeps and broncos. Will the cabana roof have a protective cover? What about noise isolation? If these are all solved then I would be all-in on the cabana roof.
I agree