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NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Today, the reborn Scout Motors showed off a pair of new electric vehicles that revives the long-dormant maker of trucks and SUVs. Originally owned by International Harvester, Scout now belongs to Volkswagen Group, which decided to use it to create a new American-made brand for off-road-capable vehicles.
The first of these will be the Traveler SUV and Terra pickup truck, due to go into production in 2027. Despite VW’s recent investment in Rivian, these are all-new, clean-sheet designs with a platform unique to Scout designed in Michigan, a platform that uses a body-on-frame construction with either purely electric or range-extended powertrains.
Scout says that pricing for the Terra and Traveler should start at “under $60,000,” or “as low as $50,000 with available incentives” for the entry-level models, which are due to go into production at a new factory north of Columbia, South Carolina, in 2027.
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