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Scout, with over 150,000 reservations for their Traveler SUV and Terra Truck, is quickly heading toward full production aimed to start by the beginning of 2027. Test mules have been spotted out and about around the factory in South Carolina. Many things were stated when the SUV and Truck were first revealed back in 2024. Here we are in 2026 and less than a year away from full production of these EVs. Let's dig into an update on what the details are for the Traveler and Terra. Shared Specs: Traveler SUV & Terra Truck First, let's start with some basic details that cover both the SUV and truck. EV version will go 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 3.5 seconds Extended Range generator versions will go 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds Acceleration capabilities Scout reminds us will depend on final vehicle configuration, equipment, etc. The numbers supplied is an empty vehicle with a driver. SUV and Truck are both estimated to produce at least 1,000 lb-ft of torque through the electronic drive units. Projected payload capacity is 2,000 lbs for both the SUV and Truck. Battery size for EV only will be 120 - 130 kWh size Estimated range of 350 miles Range Extender models will be 60 - 70 kWh size Estimated range of 500 plus miles American Axle is the supplier for the front and rear electronic drive axle units. Off-road capabilities have been stated as follows: They are projected to come standard with dual-motors for four-wheel drive, a solid rear axle, a locking rear differential, and off-road drive modes. Plus, the bumpers and rockers are separated from the body and are designed to act as protective elements. For even more capability, customers will be able to select an optional off-road package, which includes off-road tires, special shock tuning, a locking front differential, and more. Scout vehicles will also offer a front sway bar disconnect, designed to improve wheel articulation, comfort, and traction on uneven terrain – offering the best of both on-road and off-road handling. Final details will be confirmed as we approach production. Type of Differential: A standard mechanical-locking rear differential. A mechanical-locking front differential will be part of an optional off-road package. Scout vehicles are designed to come standard with a dual-motor, four-wheel drive system. The rear motor is paired with a standard solid rear axle for enhanced capability and durability. Each Scout will come with a spare tire: Scout Traveler: Offers a rear-mounted spare tire carrier that seamlessly integrates into the vehicle’s body and rear design. It can hold a full-size spare up to 35 inches with minimal impact on aerodynamics. Scout Terra: Offers an underbody spare tire carrier for up to 33-inch tires, with an option for a 35-inch all-terrain tire carrier mounted in the bed. Scout will use an 800V high-voltage architecture with fast charging capable of up to 350 kW. Physical controls: Scout has confirmed that market research has stated that while a big screen is desired for feedback to the end user, a mechanical tactile experience is preferred. Scout has confirmed the following: Mechanical door handles Mechanical grab bars Mechanical switches / dials for traditional things such as heat, cooling, radio, defrost, windows, etc.—a real hands-on experience Scout platform is an all-new ladder-frame chassis designed for long-term durability and reliability on- and off-road. Suspension is currently still not stated, but Scout has stated that they will offer an optional air springs system with active damping working with the solid rear axle. All Scout vehicles will come with USB-C for easy access to all seats and 120V outlets. Scout vehicles are expected to handle up to 100% grade. Water fording capabilities are projected to handle three feet of water depth. Multiple Roof options with powered shade, open-air options with privacy and thermal control. Seating options Captain chairs with multifunctional center console or front bench seat. Community UX interface The Community UX ecosystem will prioritize simplicity and convenience. Instead of hiding features in complex menus, it will combine tactile buttons and knobs with a responsive, right-sized digital interface. This will ensure intuitive and low-effort interactions for all users. The system will also offer three customizable information modes: Detailed View: For those who love diving into vehicle data. Default Mode: Displays essential information for easy, stress-free driving. Detox Mode: Minimizes distractions with a clean, simple display. Scout Terra Truck Specs & Dimensions Details specific to the Terra Truck. Rear retractable window Towing Capacity of 10,000 lbs Pickup Dimensions Length: 229.2 in Width Without Mirrors: 79.9 in Width With Mirrors: 91.6 in Max Height (with Antenna): 77.7 in Wheelbase: 148.6 in Max Ground Clearance: 12+ in Bed Length: 66 in (5.5 ft) Cab to Bumper: 71.7 in Offered Tire Size: 35 in Scout Traveler SUV Specs & Dimensions Details specific to the Traveler SUV. Split Tailgate Towing capacity of 7,000 lbs SUV Dimensions Length With Spare Wheel Carrier: 207.9 in Length Without Spare Wheel Carrier: 190.9 in Width Without Mirrors: 79.9 in Width With Mirrors: 91.6 in Max Height (with Antenna): 76.3 in Wheelbase: 120.4 in Max Ground Clearance: 12+ in Offered Tire Size: 35 in Scout has confirmed that the Traveler SUV will go into production first and then the Terra Truck. Scout has been mum about if they will support Android Auto / Apple Carplay. A big question that has not been answered yet is will the Scout EVs have a heat pump or not. Related Articles 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning EREV Details 2025 Chevrolet Silverado EV Trail Boss Details 2026 BMW iX3 Details VW ID.EVERY1 Details In addition, Scout Motors has started a community to enable people to talk about both old and new Scout products, ask questions and explore the world of Scout. Scout Motors Community Check out more at Scout Motors View full article -
2027 Scout Traveler & Terra | Specs, EV Range, Off-Road Capability
G. David Felt posted an article in Scout
Scout, with over 150,000 reservations for their Traveler SUV and Terra Truck, is quickly heading toward full production aimed to start by the beginning of 2027. Test mules have been spotted out and about around the factory in South Carolina. Many things were stated when the SUV and Truck were first revealed back in 2024. Here we are in 2026 and less than a year away from full production of these EVs. Let's dig into an update on what the details are for the Traveler and Terra. Shared Specs: Traveler SUV & Terra Truck First, let's start with some basic details that cover both the SUV and truck. EV version will go 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 3.5 seconds Extended Range generator versions will go 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds Acceleration capabilities Scout reminds us will depend on final vehicle configuration, equipment, etc. The numbers supplied is an empty vehicle with a driver. SUV and Truck are both estimated to produce at least 1,000 lb-ft of torque through the electronic drive units. Projected payload capacity is 2,000 lbs for both the SUV and Truck. Battery size for EV only will be 120 - 130 kWh size Estimated range of 350 miles Range Extender models will be 60 - 70 kWh size Estimated range of 500 plus miles American Axle is the supplier for the front and rear electronic drive axle units. Off-road capabilities have been stated as follows: They are projected to come standard with dual-motors for four-wheel drive, a solid rear axle, a locking rear differential, and off-road drive modes. Plus, the bumpers and rockers are separated from the body and are designed to act as protective elements. For even more capability, customers will be able to select an optional off-road package, which includes off-road tires, special shock tuning, a locking front differential, and more. Scout vehicles will also offer a front sway bar disconnect, designed to improve wheel articulation, comfort, and traction on uneven terrain – offering the best of both on-road and off-road handling. Final details will be confirmed as we approach production. Type of Differential: A standard mechanical-locking rear differential. A mechanical-locking front differential will be part of an optional off-road package. Scout vehicles are designed to come standard with a dual-motor, four-wheel drive system. The rear motor is paired with a standard solid rear axle for enhanced capability and durability. Each Scout will come with a spare tire: Scout Traveler: Offers a rear-mounted spare tire carrier that seamlessly integrates into the vehicle’s body and rear design. It can hold a full-size spare up to 35 inches with minimal impact on aerodynamics. Scout Terra: Offers an underbody spare tire carrier for up to 33-inch tires, with an option for a 35-inch all-terrain tire carrier mounted in the bed. Scout will use an 800V high-voltage architecture with fast charging capable of up to 350 kW. Physical controls: Scout has confirmed that market research has stated that while a big screen is desired for feedback to the end user, a mechanical tactile experience is preferred. Scout has confirmed the following: Mechanical door handles Mechanical grab bars Mechanical switches / dials for traditional things such as heat, cooling, radio, defrost, windows, etc.—a real hands-on experience Scout platform is an all-new ladder-frame chassis designed for long-term durability and reliability on- and off-road. Suspension is currently still not stated, but Scout has stated that they will offer an optional air springs system with active damping working with the solid rear axle. All Scout vehicles will come with USB-C for easy access to all seats and 120V outlets. Scout vehicles are expected to handle up to 100% grade. Water fording capabilities are projected to handle three feet of water depth. Multiple Roof options with powered shade, open-air options with privacy and thermal control. Seating options Captain chairs with multifunctional center console or front bench seat. Community UX interface The Community UX ecosystem will prioritize simplicity and convenience. Instead of hiding features in complex menus, it will combine tactile buttons and knobs with a responsive, right-sized digital interface. This will ensure intuitive and low-effort interactions for all users. The system will also offer three customizable information modes: Detailed View: For those who love diving into vehicle data. Default Mode: Displays essential information for easy, stress-free driving. Detox Mode: Minimizes distractions with a clean, simple display. Scout Terra Truck Specs & Dimensions Details specific to the Terra Truck. Rear retractable window Towing Capacity of 10,000 lbs Pickup Dimensions Length: 229.2 in Width Without Mirrors: 79.9 in Width With Mirrors: 91.6 in Max Height (with Antenna): 77.7 in Wheelbase: 148.6 in Max Ground Clearance: 12+ in Bed Length: 66 in (5.5 ft) Cab to Bumper: 71.7 in Offered Tire Size: 35 in Scout Traveler SUV Specs & Dimensions Details specific to the Traveler SUV. Split Tailgate Towing capacity of 7,000 lbs SUV Dimensions Length With Spare Wheel Carrier: 207.9 in Length Without Spare Wheel Carrier: 190.9 in Width Without Mirrors: 79.9 in Width With Mirrors: 91.6 in Max Height (with Antenna): 76.3 in Wheelbase: 120.4 in Max Ground Clearance: 12+ in Offered Tire Size: 35 in Scout has confirmed that the Traveler SUV will go into production first and then the Terra Truck. Scout has been mum about if they will support Android Auto / Apple Carplay. A big question that has not been answered yet is will the Scout EVs have a heat pump or not. Related Articles 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning EREV Details 2025 Chevrolet Silverado EV Trail Boss Details 2026 BMW iX3 Details VW ID.EVERY1 Details In addition, Scout Motors has started a community to enable people to talk about both old and new Scout products, ask questions and explore the world of Scout. Scout Motors Community Check out more at Scout Motors
