Scout

Current Production Models

Terra
Terra

The Scout Terra is a rugged all-electric SUV that pays homage to the classic off-road vehicles of the past while incorporating modern electric powertrain technology. Designed for adventure seekers, it offers robust off-road capability and a spacious, versatile interior.

Range
270mi
0-60
5.50s
Top Speed
130mph
HP
450hp
Avail
spring 2026
Price
41k USD
Battery
100 kWh
Seats
5
Traveler
Traveler

The Scout Traveler is an all-electric SUV designed for extended journeys, blending robust off-road capability with long-range electric performance. Its spacious interior, advanced technology, and rugged design make it ideal for adventure-seeking families and explorers.

Range
320mi
0-60
5.00s
Top Speed
135mph
HP
100hp
Avail
spring 2026
Price
85k USD
Battery
100 kWh
Seats
5

Latest News about Scout

Scout

Scout Motors is an American automotive brand that originally gained fame in the 1960s and 1970s for its rugged off-road vehicles produced by International Harvester. The Scout and Scout II models were pioneers in the SUV segment, known for their durability and versatility. These vehicles became iconic among off-road enthusiasts and are often credited with helping to establish the SUV market in the United States.

After production ceased in 1980, the Scout name remained a beloved classic among collectors and adventure drivers. In 2021, the Volkswagen Group announced plans to resurrect the Scout brand, aiming to re-enter the U.S. market with a focus on electric vehicles. This move is part of Volkswagen's broader strategy to expand its electric vehicle offerings and capitalize on the growing demand for electric SUVs and trucks.

Scout Motors is set to launch a new line of all-electric trucks and SUVs that pay homage to the brand's legacy while incorporating modern technology and sustainability. By leveraging Volkswagen's electric vehicle expertise, Scout aims to deliver vehicles that combine off-road capability with zero-emission powertrains. The revival of Scout signifies a significant step in Volkswagen's commitment to electric mobility and its investment in the American automotive market.

CEO Scott Keogh
Founded 1960
Headquarters Tysons, Virginia
Website ttps://www.scoutmotors.com
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