Blind Spot Turn Signal Camera Displayed in Instrument Cluster

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AAW83

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Hello,

I am so excited for the NEW Scout Traveler (w/ the Harvester for my preference). I would like to make one suggestion which I am sure can be implemented via software at initial launch or future update. I think it would be helpful if Scout vehicles had Blind Spot Turn Signal Cameras that displayed in the instrument cluster whenever you turned on your turn signals like they have in the Genesis, Hyundai and Kia vehicles. I believe Rivians now have that feature via their most recent software update. That would be awesome. I have a Genesis GV70 Sport that has that feature and it has come in handy.
 

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Hello,

I am so excited for the NEW Scout Traveler (w/ the Harvester for my preference). I would like to make one suggestion which I am sure can be implemented via software at initial launch or future update. I think it would be helpful if Scout vehicles had Blind Spot Turn Signal Cameras that displayed in the instrument cluster whenever you turned on your turn signals like they have in the Genesis, Hyundai and Kia vehicles. I believe Rivians now have that feature via their most recent software update. That would be awesome. I have a Genesis GV70 Sport that has that feature and it has come in handy.

Wife’s whip is a 24 GV80 & that is a nifty feature, especially in heavy traffic zipping down the freeway

Just don’t copy the seats, those are soooooo uncomfortable on long trips