Scout Terra And Traveler Livestream Debut Replay: Watch It Here
An iconic American off-road brand will be resurrected today in an all-electric avatar. Join us at 5 P.M. EST for the livestream.
Americans have a thing for big, beefy trucks and SUVs and in a few years, they might have two new ones to pick from, thanks to a legendary nameplate: Scout Motors.
When the Volkswagen Group acquired Navistar in 2021 (successor to International Harvester which created the first Scout vehicles in the 1960s), it saw a real opportunity with the brand. Scout EVs are expected to have truly American personalities with a focus on off-road capability.
And they will have one thing many EVs don't in today's world: actual physical buttons. A rare find in today's minimalist touchscreen-dominated cabins.
Scout EVs will be made right here in the U.S. at an upcoming $2 billion plant in South Carolina. While the EVs themselves are years away—production is expected to start in 2027—we had the chance to check out the Scout Traveler electric SUV and Terra pickup truck today at Scout's inaugural event in Nashville.
As always, InsideEVs is reporting from the ground, so stick around for all the updates. You can watch the live stream above starting at 5 p.m. EDT/ 4 p.m. CDT.
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