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But it's a Hyundai.... The best thing I got from that link was another link that TOP GEAR is coming back! I miss the original, though.
Both my kids have Hyundais and the dealer near us is actually pretty decent. They don’t add a bunch of stuff to the cars that you don’t want and when they do a dealer markup it’s $1,000. Could be worse.

I know, it’s the Throttle House guys right. I like those two.
 
Looking over some patent info and I'm seeing a number of things. No idea what parts and pieces will make it to production-

Motorized bike rack for the Traveler roof that makes attaching a bike easier
Winch appears to be 12V
Roof racks with and without satellite antenna
Appears to support charging via the Harvester AND wall power at the same time with user-selectable percentages, or automatic if you prefer.
I see patents for both air suspensions (adjustable height) and hydraulic suspensions, the latter of which could share Harvester engine oil with the suspension system
Plug-and-play auxiliary roof off-road lights
Patents for toy models for both vehicles
Multi-function tailgate
Tailgate step
One-pedal rocking to free a stuck truck
Extendable tow mirrors
Stationary side steps
 
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Looking over some patent info and I'm seeing a number of things. No idea what parts and pieces will make it to production-

Motorized bike rack for the Traveler roof that makes attaching a bike easier
Winch appears to be 12V
Roof racks with and without satellite antenna
Appears to support charging via the Harvester AND wall power at the same time
I see patents for both air suspensions and hydraulic suspensions, the latter of which could share Harvester engine oil with the suspension system
Plug-and-play auxiliary roof off-road lights
Patents for toy models for both vehicles
Multi-function tailgate
Tailgate step
One-pedal rocking to free a stuck truck
Extendable tow mirrors
It was mentioned by the team member manning the RC station at the event that there is a Scout RC car in the works.
 
On the tire carrier? No, mine is off to the side on the body so if you change the rear bumper it doesn’t matter. I always see Wranglers with it off to the side on the body of the vehicle.
Wrangler comes with the plate off to the side. It tends to get ripped off by rocks or trees so a lot of people move it to the spare tire after adding corner armor. The new tail lights also extend out to the side and it's fairly popular to change those out to something flush mount.

All said that, I'm not sure how I feel about that patent drawing. Seems to distract from the clean design of the carrier. Hopefully it's just the sketch and the final product is more "integrated".
 
Wrangler comes with the plate off to the side. It tends to get ripped off by rocks or trees so a lot of people move it to the spare tire after adding corner armor. The new tail lights also extend out to the side and it's fairly popular to change those out to something flush mount.

All said that, I'm not sure how I feel about that patent drawing. Seems to distract from the clean design of the carrier. Hopefully it's just the sketch and the final product is more "integrated".
License plates always distract. I got a personalized plate a while ago and then realized how that was going to look actually on my Scout and not my Wrangler and a couple months later ordered a completely different one.
 
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-I see patents for both air suspensions (adjustable height) and hydraulic suspensions, the latter of which could share Harvester engine oil with the suspension system


-One-pedal rocking to free a stuck truck
These are the ones i want to know more about.

If it's hydraulic that would mean harvester has to be running on some type of hydraulic fluid for oil. I which isnt entirely weird because some farm equipment does that.
 
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Both my kids have Hyundais and the dealer near us is actually pretty decent. They don’t add a bunch of stuff to the cars that you don’t want and when they do a dealer markup it’s $1,000. Could be worse.

I know, it’s the Throttle House guys right. I like those two.
Surprising. Our Hyundai dealer is very predatory and other locals are the same way
 
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