Scout Motors CEO Scott Keogh says modern cars have become ‘dystopian’ and ‘disconnected’
Scout Motors CEO Scott Keogh chatted with TechCrunch about building an EV startup, direct sales, and buttons over screens.
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Scout Motors' New EVs: 50,000 Reservations and Counting
S cout Motors has collected more than 50,000 reservation deposits for its upcoming EV pickup and SUV team, the Scout Traveler ...
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UAW eyes Ford-SK plant, Scout Motors surpasses 50K EV reservations, LG reports EV losses
Top Stories UAW seeks unionization at Ford-SK battery plant in Kentucky. Read More VW’s Scout Surges grabs U.S. EV market ...
Scout Motors Is 'Highly Confident' It'll Win Battle With Dealers
Car dealers. Volkswagen ones, to be specific. VW's existing dealers are largely furious about getting cut out of Scout Motors ...
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Scout: America's Charging Infrastructure Helped Demand For Terra, Traveler EREVs
Scout's EVs got a gasoline range extender late in the game, and now they're more popular than solely electric models.
VW’s New Scout EV Line Sees Most Orders for Gas Engine Version
Scout Motors, maker of a new line of electrified SUVs and pickup trucks backed by Volkswagen AG, says what most US car buyers want from the brand now is its models equipped with a gasoline-fueled ...
VW's Scout has more than 50,000 reservations for upcoming EVs as automaker aims to grow U.S. share
Scout Motors has received more than 50,000 refundable reservation deposits for its first electric pickups and SUVs, according ...
Scout Has 50,000 Reservations, With 70% For The Traveler SUV And Most For Range-Extended Versions
According to Scout's CEO, adding an EREV powertrain gives the brand "ultimate flexibility" to navigate a changing market ...
Scout Wants to Build EVs You Can Fix Yourself
If you’re sold on electric propulsion but turned off by cars that have more in common with consumer gadgets than traditional ...
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Scout Motors Is 'Highly Confident' It'll Win Battle With Dealers
Scout executives are confident that they'll prevail ... it’s like rubbing salt in the wound here,” National Auto Dealers Association CEO Mike Stanton told Automotive News back in October.