Scout Motors

American battery-electric and EREV brandScout Motors is an American electric vehicle company operating as an independent subsidiary of Volkswagen Group, reviving the Scout name for rugged EVs.Key factsFounded2022HeadquartersCharlotte, North Carolina, USAParentVolkswagen GroupKey modelsTraveler SUV, Terra pickupScott KeoghCEO

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