Poll- What have you Reserved... Let's get a small idea of the take rates.

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What did you Reserve

  • Traveler

    Votes: 59 15.6%
  • Traveler - Harvester

    Votes: 214 56.8%
  • Terra

    Votes: 32 8.5%
  • Terra - Harvester

    Votes: 110 29.2%

  • Total voters
    377
The solid state battery is expected to be out in about 4 years, so if Scout doesn't adopt it, the lithium battery price should drop significantly. Otherwise, this vehicle will be worthless before its even delivered.
This is a point I keep coming back around to. Also SM hasn't given battery details which keeps the door open for different battery types as time progresses.
 
I reserved the Traveler w/ Harvester. I think this is the perfect EV and what all EVs should be like because range anxiety is a real concern for a lot of people including myself and is what has kept me away from purchasing one until now. I can’t wait to spec it out.
 
Currently, have a Terra + Harvester reserved but keep considering the Traveler.

I’m hoping Scout is flexible on bouncing between models until we have a good look at configuration options and pricing.

Please don’t do us like Ford and the Lightning!
 
Currently, have a Terra + Harvester reserved but keep considering the Traveler.

I’m hoping Scout is flexible on bouncing between models until we have a good look at configuration options and pricing.

Please don’t do us like Ford and the Lightning!
SM already noted you could change model at time of order conversion Gives you two years to flip flop back and forth 🤣
 
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I'm intrigued to see the high-verging-on-dominant take rate for the Harvester version of each model; and would love to see a geographic representation showing what model types are popular where. I assume the range extender option is very attractive if you live somewhere where you regularly have to drive large distances -- with the Harvester onboard, one could potentially do Chicago to Nashville in a single shot -- but maybe there are other factors I'm not considering. I'm in the Northeast, where you can almost literally get from anywhere to anywhere in less than 350 miles; but the fact that Scout is offering an EV product that serves customers virtually anywhere in the U.S. is another reason I already love this company.
 
I reserved both and I might actually go through with both. I have a Lightning now for work (contractor) and I love it. Really hope the Terra can replace it as my work truck, if not I'll get another Lightning (maybe) and the Traveler for sure.
 
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Reserved the Traveler Harvester. This is the first consumer BEV that will legitimately be capable of towing another vehicle a reasonable distance. My weekend toy is an old highly modified Jeep Wrangler and it gets trailered to and from the trails. I currently trailer it with my other Jeep, a Grand Cherokee Hemi Trailhawk, which the Traveler Harvester will replace.
 
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The Traveler Harvester was the obvious choice for me, until I saw the fine print about the battery being significantly smaller, which changed my selection to the pure EV. I would have preferred to have given up payload instead of battery size to accommodate the Harvester.