Yeah, we got to see the B or C pillar at 1:58. The hood seems to look pretty similar to the front silhouette image we got early on. I'm getting excited as well. Only 14 days till we see the bright future of Scout!!!This video has got me very excited. It doesn’t give much away but there are what looks like a few glimpses of the new vehicles.
One of the designers calls it “badass”.
This video is perfect.
Just two weeks to wait!
I was thinking exactly the same thing. It looks like we’ll be able to slide items in like the F150 Lightning frunk. If so, I think it’s better than having to lift up and over like with the Rivian and others.The first one caught my attention... As this looks like a possible FRUNK shot, and might indicate easy front loading with part of the front fascia potentially connected to the hood (more akin to a Lightening frunk), but still a little tough to tell.
it would have been neat to have a tailgate (hood gate? front gate?) there to let it be easy to get things in and out but also have more flat space for camping or whateverI was thinking exactly the same thing. It looks like we’ll be able to slide items in like the F150 Lightning frunk. If so, I think it’s better than having to lift up and over like with the Rivian and others.
it would have been neat to have a tailgate (hood gate? front gate?) there to let it be easy to get things in and out but also have more flat space for camping or whatever
Definitely looks like a Frunk hood and front fender to me!I think this picture shows the hood? If so, you can see an outward facing catch. A catch would ordinarily be on the inside. Perhaps a “front gate” swings up and connects there? Or maybe I’m confused about what I’m looking at.
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Looked at it again and finally realized he’s standing to the side. I thought he was in front. That clarifies quite a bitDefinitely looks like a Frunk hood and front fender to me!
If you look at where the top of the front fender is in relation to this guys shoulder this Scout stands tall or on a small ramp?I think this picture shows the hood? If so, you can see an outward facing catch. A catch would ordinarily be on the inside. Perhaps a “front gate” swings up and connects there? Or maybe I’m confused about what I’m looking at.
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You're going to see all kinds of lobbyist, O&G, and ICE-Loving comments on everything written, posted and said... We saw the same thing with Rivian's launch. Then what happens? They all sort of capitulate and move on to the next disruptive thing to disturb their pocketbooks , particularly once you start to really see traction (the detractors will eventually realize that they aren't going to change everyone's mind by advocating for an exhaust-spewing truck with mediocre specs that looks like everything else on the road). There will always be detractors though, and they will point to a broken grid, "EV mandates", countries moving away from EV's, lack of infrastructure, costs, charging times, mining, child labor, literally anything then can cling to. I say take the high road, remain focussed on the positives that Scout will bring. Follow the money and it will become clear that the detractors are just defending a money-driven agenda that fills their pockets. Half of the comments are coming from Bots! LOL.Comments on the video are kinda brutal. Lots of people expecting this to be a $90k+ mall crawler. Though we heard in the forums they are aiming for $45-50k, I really hope they can keep it there. We need more Scouts!
Very well said.You're going to see all kinds of lobbyist, O&G, and ICE-Loving comments on everything written, posted and said... We saw the same thing with Rivian's launch. Then what happens? They all sort of capitulate and move on to the next disruptive thing to disturb their pocketbooks , particularly once you start to really see traction (the detractors will eventually realize that they aren't going to change everyone's mind by advocating for an exhaust-spewing truck with mediocre specs that looks like everything else on the road). There will always be detractors though, and they will point to a broken grid, "EV mandates", countries moving away from EV's, lack of infrastructure, costs, charging times, mining, child labor, literally anything then can cling to. I say take the high road, remain focussed on the positives that Scout will bring. Follow the money and it will become clear that the detractors are just defending a money-driven agenda that fills their pockets. Half of the comments are coming from Bots! LOL.
SM will be something bigger than just a physical EV Truck & SUV. Based on its past, and whether intentional or not, SM is building a bridge that gives a somewhat "more reluctant base" of traditional truck buyers PERMISSION to consider an EV Truck. Of course that group is only a subset of SM's target audience, but it is a very influential one. The majority of buyers will not share in Scout's history - they will be looking for a capable, rugged and modern truck that might remind them of something intangible. They might just be interested in buying a kick-ass truck or SUV and see Scout as being that.
EV or not, SM is going to get a lot of looks from an entirely new generation of potential / future Scout owners. Expect to see a LOT of commentary post-reveal. Negative or Positive - when people talk it is good for brand recognition, driving awareness and converting prospective buyers into customers.
I have high hopes for next Thursday. Please don't make the mistake all the other brands are making, and release a cool yet unaffordable vehicle.