I'd like to see automatic side steps and a rooftop camper!
What is one feature you hope Scout will include that has not yet been shown?
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Ability to add factory skid plates for off roading, and a factory drawer / sleeping platform solution
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I think the Traveler will have a nice sleeping platform. We can’t confirm yet but the prototype had the same material and pattern on the back of the rear seats that the cargo floor is made of so it appears like it should all fold flat.
My sister's VW Atlas has a very nice sleep platform. With the rear sears folded flat, it is a singe plane from the tailgate to the back of the front seats. It is also great for cargo. That would be nice. Most SUVS have fold flat seats but they are higher than the cargo area.
Yes I will be coming out of an I-Pace and the start batteries (2) die at least every three years. Very lame but keeps the Jaguar reputation alive.
Great feature. My Jaguar has it and while never have used it seems like a great feature.
Have been a few times in other vehicles where this would have been utilized.
The only problem is all the cool kids that drive around with their fogs on blinding the vehicle behind them. As I remember when you turned them on it was all or nothing, no separate switch for rear.
The rear tire carrier needs an integrated bottle opener 
The Grenadier had an option where you could get a locking compartment in the middle of the spare tire carrier. I don’t know if it would be possible the way the tire carrier is shaped in the Scout but it could be a useful option for some people.The rear tire carrier needs an integrated bottle opener
Our 2022 Maverick Hybrid has one on the tailgate. Rather handy.The rear tire carrier needs an integrated bottle opener
Bronco has one on the inside rear roll bar too!
I apparently didn’t get a very good picture straight on but you can see part of the lock and the hinge.
And can I just said again I love how they have the option for that red underneath.
Is that really a small compartment? Or, simply keeping someone from helping themselves to your spare?
I just found a video. It is indeed a storage box with added feature of locking spare removal.
Small compartment. I really considered that car so I built them many times online and went and test drove them twice. Here is a picture of it without the compartment.
Yep I mean I really considered that car. Printed the owners manual and went through it considered.
It’s funny you say that because early on we had some extensive conversations about that. At that time we didn’t know there was a tire carrier but that would work well. I’d want to on the inside so when sitting on the tailgate you could lean over and open a bottle without having to get upThe rear tire carrier needs an integrated bottle opener
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