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Retractable rear window? That would be the real sweet!

My first choice would be a diesel engine, and solid front axle, haha!

Hey! Do you guys know if I need a 220V charger for the Traveler? Does it even have a 220 outlet?

Flat-tow + Scout EV = dream rig combo!

I would love a nice bright glossy blue!!

Yeah, that's a surprise. But I am patient. First, I want to say more about the options, like pricing, and what they offer. The enthusiasm is understandable, though!

The interior looks fine overall. But the car would get a point from me if it would have heated and cooling seats for front and back seats.

I know I read something a while ago about the Optima Power Station battery trailers. But I haven't heard anything else since then.

Hopefully, they are! Those are a minimum requirement.

I would love to see a front receiver hitch as a factory option on the Scout EV. It is super useful for things like bike racks. If not factory-installed, at least make it easy for the aftermarket to add. Does anyone else think this would be a great feature? How would you use it?

The Scout concept features BFGoodrich KO3 tires in size 35x12.50R20 mounted on 20" wheels. Why do you ask?

How did you do that and what is the wide difference?

At this moment I see it difficult to predict how the Scouts will perform in extremely difficult terrain without a conventional transfer case or low-range gearing. Even so, it might still surpass a Rivian with that much torque and the live axle with locks.

Honestly, the Scout EVs look interesting. If I would describe it as it was a girl, I would say "sweet", haha. I mean the 5.5-foot bed? That puts you thinking. Have you noticed it is like a mix between Rivian and Jeep's Ev? Haha! I like they are thinking about the practical stuff (power...

Yeah, that would be super handy, especially for those longer trips. I hope they will come up with viable solutions in the future.

Hi! Do you think Scout has what it takes to make a real impact? I have been wondering how well they will manage to stand out. The competition is tough. Some brands already pushing their EV models hard. What do you think they will need to succeed in such a crowded space?