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Dear Scout Motors, please make the rear seats of the Traveler easily removable. Some customers (me included) may want to remove one or both of the rear seats to allow for overlanding furniture to be installed. I did this in my FJ Cruiser and it has been a camping game changer.

Honestly better that he says the actual towing capacity for the Harvesters has not been established yet rather than lowball the numbers.

In other words, don’t always take everything the CEO says as gospel. He’s not an engineer.

This is not what Scott said in the Leno video.

Just reserved a Traveler Harvester!

Makes sense and hoping they do as you suggest.

I think three is the magic number. Good, better, best. I suspect Harvester will be reserved for the best option.

I think three is the magic number. Good, better, best. I suspect Harvester will be reserved for the best option.

I think three is the magic number. Good, better, best. I suspect Harvester will be reserved for the best option.

I’m hoping the Harvester driving dynamics are not different from the pure EV version. How they manage the weight distribution of less battery with the engine in back and fuel in front will be key.

I love the software but those pre-production screens are showing a lot of glare and reflections (and I’m sure fingerprints). I hope Scout addresses that as they get closer to production.

Me too. It’s completely contagious.

I think Scout is using a VW gasser engine for Harvester. Possibly also VW electrical components (and thus Rivian tech). Not that Scout can’t source these things elsewhere but a VW collapse could change the delivery schedule.

I agree. This first thing people ask in overlanding/wheeling forums is which tires to install. Good ATs are critical for going off road or dealing with snow. I’m partial to Falken Wildpeaks but there are many options out there.

Completely agree. The amount of thought and attention to detail is truly awesome.

Square bottom is fine…just please no square top.

So has Porsche...oh wait, that's VW too.

Only makes sense that Scout will borrow current VW Auto Group lighting tech.

Just please not oval to match the steering wheel...

None of this should be a surprise to anyone.