I think the R1S is way too big so if it really is that size I'm super disappointed.
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I couldn't find great confirmation either, so I did the next best thing. Measured it from photos with an object of known size.
The tires on the show vehicle are BFGoodrich 35x12.5R20, which are 12.5" wide.
The outside tire to outside tire width is almost exactly 7 tires. If this estimate is correct, it means the track width is 87.5 inches. I think that it's easily believable that the body width is 4.1 inches greater (2.05 inches on each side), given the fender flare.
I believe the width spec in the diagram on the Scout website is correct for the show vehicle. Whether that will also be true for the production vehicles remains to be seen.
This is just too big for me. I'm used to Tacoma-sized vehicles. I traded the Tacoma for a Lightning and it's been an adjustment. It's too bad because I love almost everything else about the vehicle. Maybe they'll announce a "sport" version of either or both the Terra and Traveler.
The tires on the show vehicle are BFGoodrich 35x12.5R20, which are 12.5" wide.
The outside tire to outside tire width is almost exactly 7 tires. If this estimate is correct, it means the track width is 87.5 inches. I think that it's easily believable that the body width is 4.1 inches greater (2.05 inches on each side), given the fender flare.
I believe the width spec in the diagram on the Scout website is correct for the show vehicle. Whether that will also be true for the production vehicles remains to be seen.
This is just too big for me. I'm used to Tacoma-sized vehicles. I traded the Tacoma for a Lightning and it's been an adjustment. It's too bad because I love almost everything else about the vehicle. Maybe they'll announce a "sport" version of either or both the Terra and Traveler.
Fairly certain the dimensions we show on the website right now are with the sideview mirrors on the concepts. Most manufacturers publish the width minus the side mirrors (because some trucks offer different side mirrors). Also because DOT looks at vehicle width minus mirrors.
I'm getting clarification on all of this and we will update things very soon.
I'm getting clarification on all of this and we will update things very soon.
Also the length, is that with or without the spare tire? Most manufacturers don't include the spare in the length measurement.
There was chatter at the event that there will eventually be a smaller vehicle but probably 5 year plan-after launch
Bronco includes it. The dimension is with the rear carrier.
Found this on another site, no idea if it’s accurate but it’s an inlay of the Traveler with the white outline being a R1S and the smaller vehicle inside is the R2.
I’m very much a visual person so I enjoy seeing stuff like this. The new Traveler is going to be quite commanding on the road! I’ll have to get use to the size haha
Pacifica is 204.3” so this is slightly longer but includes the spare..
79.9” width minus side mirrors.
207.9” overall length with rear tire carrier.
190.9” without the carrier.
Website will be updated soon.
207.9” overall length with rear tire carrier.
190.9” without the carrier.
Website will be updated soon.
I must have miss-measured by an inch or so on the tire when doing my estimate above. While I wish we would go to skinnier and smaller vehicles overall, at least it's not outrageously wide as the spec sheet claimed.
This is great! I think it’s perfect size! Rivian R1S is 82” wide and it looks huge, so this being slightly smaller is perfect. Much easier to navigate narrow forest roads.
Is the spare tire carrier in the back optional?
This should help everyone and some of those numbers are definitely different so thank you @Jamie@ScoutMotors for clarifying. Even our group at the event thought it wasn’t as big as dims showed
The spare is an option. Standard the tire will mount under rear of vehicle
So with the carrier we are at basically
17’ - 4” overall length. Thats not bad at all
17’ - 4” overall length. Thats not bad at all
Thanks for the clarification, that eases my mind some. Do we know yet if the mirrors will be power folding?
Oh thank goodness, it will actually fit in our 100-year-old urban driveway and hopefully fit into our ancient garage.
Are the terra measurements still accurate? Seems it falls in between the size of a mid-size and full size truck based on the website measurements, with the length being slightly shorter than a full size tundra.
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