I'd think if one wanted a patina option they could just get some graphics made, or perhaps an available graphics option (vinyl, etc). That is a bit of a pipe dream to request a pantina option paint wise on a new vehicle. lolWe are exploring a number of cool paint colors and options, but I have not seen a "patina" option yet. I'll let our Color and Trim team know we have one request for it though.
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I was joking. But it is fun to see the look on our CFM team's faces when I say people are asking for it.
In which case – I was always intrigued by the various (obvious) wraps that Rivian used in their pre-production models which were basically colouring books. I believe Rivian actually allowed kids (and adults?) to colour on them at some demo events. It sure was a great way to hold the potential customers' attention. Run that one by the CFM team as well.I was joking. But it is fun to see the look on our CFM team's faces when I say people are asking for it.
If "factory" wraps are considered, I'd like to see an option like that. (I'm also aware that many years ago the state DMV had the power to refuse registration to vehicles that were deemed distracting; I suppose my suggestion might run afoul of that. Yet there is plenty of evidence around that those rules may no longer exist.)
Like this idea. I've always thought once you have shown a vehicle, what's the point of camouflage. However there are time non-standard equipment, missing equipment and more are either tacked on or missing from the vehicle. Covering it in distracting camouflage makes all of it distracting. But I like the idea of creative camo and even teasing color variations as well on some parts.
October 2024 Production Center Update is up on Scout Stories:
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Big milestone for the Paint Shop as the final main structural steel beam went in last week:
October 2024 Scout Motors Production Center Update – Scout Motors Stories
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Big milestone for the Paint Shop as the final main structural steel beam went in last week:
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