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The Scout Harvester SUV and Terra pickup truck represent a compelling revival of the iconic brand, blending retro aesthetics with modern EV technology. The Harvester SUV impresses with its 350-mile all-electric range, expandable to 500 miles with the optional gas-powered range extender, a feature designed to appease traditionalists while maintaining an electric powertrain. Key highlights include its rugged design, 35-inch tires, 12 inches of ground clearance, and impressive 3-foot water fording capability. The vehicle also boasts innovative features like bidirectional charging via NACS and 110V outlets, an integrated onboard compressor, and a unique rear hatch that folds down for seating. The interior strikes a balance between retro charm and modern tech, with durable materials, ample storage, and thoughtful touches like plaid accents and physical knobs for climate control. While the design draws comparisons to Rivian, Scout emphasizes its own heritage. The Terra pickup offers even greater capability with a 10,000 lb towing capacity. Production is slated for South Carolina in 2027, with deliveries beginning in 2028, aiming for a starting price under $60,000.