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[dreamweaver]

Just a side note as I didn’t see email and need to make a change on my account. I reached out to SM support and they responded instantly-Kudos to Sage who was super friendly. But what is more awesome if you haven’t used support-they are called TRAILGUIDES. just think that is brilliant

Gotta like that.

 

[dreamweaver]

I might have answered my own question. I think it’s on the Scout Motors main site.

Yes. If that was already checked you may need to contact the Scout Trailguides (Support).

 

[6-ScoutFamily]

I’m still curios. The EV is way ahead in development and complexity is added with EREV. So do you slow start with EV to get them out in public then go hard core with EREV or do you risk delaying start and losing a lot of buyers OR do you push EREV too quickly, release then start having recalls. To me the logic is ramp up with the BEV to get production line rolling then convert as quickly as possible and make 95% of production EREV and trickle in a batch of BEV’s once a month or so to keep everyone happy. I prefer BEV, I can live with EREV but if they suddenly delay everything by 6-9 months will I wait around on an EREV when I really wanted the BEV anyways and theoretically they could be producing them sooner. Get whatever is ready out the door first so you have cash rolling in. That’s business 101.
Seeing a Scout on the road is marketing so put out what you can ASAP then adjust production as soon as EREV is ready to go.

Broken Record here—- they will probably produce in proportion to paid orders.

 

[THil08]

My baseless speculation is that at best, we’ll see EREV launch first in late-2027/early-2028 for MY28 with slow ramp-up. Then BEV late-2028/early-2029 for MY29.

No proof, no evidence, just gut feeling.

I can see this being possible

 

[jtcap]

The rendering looks good…especially for an Audi!

The problem with any "luxury" car manufacturer is they want to add in a bunch of fluff at an exhorbanent price. No thanks! I really like what Scout is doing here and I think they are on the right track.