The article also said the pickup would be first, followed by SUV 6 months later. Is that wrong also? I had it in my head the other way around.The windshield isn’t going to fold down.
The article also said the pickup would be first, followed by SUV 6 months later. Is that wrong also? I had it in my head the other way around.The windshield isn’t going to fold down.
Perhaps not, but will the top come off Jamie?The windshield isn’t going to fold down.
Thank you for sharing, J Alynn. You're right, not really anything new but a good readHere’s an article from motorTrend. Not much new but some unique comments from Scott Keogh. Worth the read in my opinion
Which part?Jamie or Chris, is this true???
VW's Future Electric Truck: Everything You Need to Know — Gear Patrol
Volkswagen's on-again, off-again flirtation with launching a truck in America is back on again. Here's what we know about the VW pickup truck so far.apple.news
Which part?
Can't speak for VW's plans, but there are a number of speculative points in that article
The part that says VW is going to build a truck of their own using the Scout platform. That doesn’t seem to make sense.Which part?
Can't speak for VW's plans, but there are a number of speculative points in that article.
Funny it reads as a Debbie-downer but it’s an EV/technology e-mag so I guess if it isn’t designed like a spaceship I’m guessing they aren’t as interested. The Scout mission and products will be great for journalists as it will be a brand that bridges modern tech with heritage aspirations and that will confuse everyone who writes about. I look forward to all those articles and compliment Scott, Jamie and Chris (and their teams). They are key to helping guide the mission to maximize Scouts success and future adoration by both the groups of long time Scout fanatics as well as new generations of fans.article i happened to see this morning. i had no idea the original plan was to create a plastic body (assuming I am reading the quotes correctly.)...
Scout "Back To Work" Campaign Pays Homage To The Original - CleanTechnica
Scout Motors has produced a gauzy video that details its roots and suggests its future. But can a feeling transfer into sales?cleantechnica.com
My money says the author drives a Tesla and loves it. Teslas don't interest me at all from a design standpoint. Their charging network though is the gold standard.Funny it reads as a Debbie-downer but it’s an EV/technology e-mag so I guess if it isn’t designed like a spaceship I’m guessing they aren’t as interested. The Scout mission and products will be great for journalists as it will be a brand that bridges modern tech with heritage aspirations and that will confuse everyone who writes about. I look forward to all those articles and compliment Scott, Jamie and Chris (and their teams). They are key to helping guide the mission to maximize Scouts success and future adoration by both the groups of long time Scout fanatics as well as new generations of fans.
Good luck folks
Agree 100 % with your statements-especially the Tesla statement. I’ve said from early on that SM needs to stay away from VW dealership sales. I don’t have a negative experience but my local VW is a VW/Porsche/Audi dealer with a used exotics dealer so it screams $$$$.My money says the author drives a Tesla and loves it. Teslas don't interest me at all from a design standpoint. Their charging network though is the gold standard.
I will say that this is one of the better researched, factual articles when it comes to Scout's relationship with VW. I think there are still a lot of people who, if they have heard of the new Scout, think it is a VW as in the VW Scout. Even after supposedly reading the article, some of the commenters still called it the VW Scout. Turning the vehicle name into the brand name doesn't help with that so SM needs to choose and start using vehicle names like the "Scout Reaper" or "Scout Thresher" to emphasize that Scout is a brand now, not a vehicle. Scout needs to keep pounding the drum that they are a wholly separate division from VW (just like Audi or Porsche) because many people, me included, have a negative view of VW vehicles. It would be a terrible mistake to sell Scouts through VW dealers. Scout needs to be as far from VW as possible.