2027 SCOUT TRAVELER + TERRA IN-DEPTH TOUR!

EV Channels Review

The Scout Traveler and Terra concepts, presented as production-intent, impress with their retro-futuristic styling and robust off-road capabilities. The reviewer highlights the dual powertrain options: a fully electric version with 350 miles of range and a range-extender EV (Harvester powertrain) offering up to 500 miles. Pricing is a significant positive, starting under $60,000, with potential for lower prices after incentives. Key off-road features include an all-new body-on-frame chassis, solid axles, mechanical lockers, sway bar disconnect, and over a foot of ground clearance. The vehicles boast impressive towing capacities (over 7,000 lbs for Traveler, over 10,000 lbs for Terra) and payload. Interior design draws inspiration from the Scout II, featuring quality materials, a unique bar-style driver display, and a large infotainment screen. The reviewer praises the availability of practical features like physical switches and USB-C ports, suggesting a near-production readiness. Notable interior highlights include the expansive 'Cabana top' roof option and a compass integrated into the headliner. The Terra truck variant is commended for its 5.5-foot bed with versatile power outlets and a unique split tailgate. A significant positive for both models is the option for a full bench seat in the rear, a rarity in modern vehicles. The primary drawback mentioned is the wait, with production targeted for early 2027. Scout's direct-to-consumer sales model, with 'Scout workshops' for service, is also noted.