The first of Volkswagen's resurrected Scout models get body-on-frame construction, a live rear axle, and tons of capability.

Revived off-road brand Scout has revealed the first pair of electric and plug-in hybrid four-wheel drives it intends to build - the Traveler SUV and the Terra pick-up. The Volkswagen Group-owned brand will begin production of the two models in 2027 at a brand new A$3bn facility in South Carolina,

The Scout Traveler SUV is on track to launch as a 2028 model, complete with an electric powertrain, a retro-inspired design, and a premium cabin for five.

On Thursday, the electric Scout Traveler SUV was unveiled as a direct rival for the Rivian R1S off-road electric SUV. Years away and shown in what Scout has dubbed concept form that is 85% production-intent,

Volkswagen’s revived Scout brand has revealed the Traveler SUV and Terra pickup. Both models are expected to start from under $60,000 when they hit the road in 2027. BEV versions will have up to 350 miles of range while the EREV will be good for over 500 miles.

Volkswagen is rebooting the Scout truck brand as an electric automaker that will be based in South Carolina and is teasing the Oct. 24 reveal of the SUV and pickup with new images. Read more: <a href=