Notes From the Field: January Dispatch
A monthly roundup of Scout stories, milestones, and movement.
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Scout Motors shares its monthly newsletter, Notes From The Field, highlighting the brand's progress and stories that capture its enduring spirit. The newsletter features stories about the Silo Green Scout Terra Concept, the Scout Terra truck, and the Scout Traveler SUV, as well as community-driven stories about Scout enthusiasts. It showcases the brand's heritage and electric revival.
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Scout Motors | Notes From The Field
A MONTHLY RUNDOWN OF ALL THINGS SCOUT® MOTORS
Welcome To Notes From The Field
2025, According to Scout® Motors
We're kicking off Notes From The Field, our new monthly email sharing what we're building, learning, and discovering along the way as we work to build the next great American automotive brand. We're starting by looking back at a year that set a lot in motion.
There were some big moments for us in 2025, too many to neatly pack into a single email. So instead, here's a handful of stories that capture the Scout brand's enduring spirit and the people behind it. They're the moments that mattered, and the ones that have us fired up for what's ahead in 2026. Let's get after it.
Forging The Future: The Silo Green Scout ® Terra™ Concept
Scout Motors | Forging The Future: The Silo Green Scout® Terra™ Concept
With every step we take forward, we always look to our past for inspiration. The Silo Green Terra truck brings that legacy into the modern era, showing how our electric revival can still embody the grit and usefulness that defined the originals.
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Button A CLOSER LOOK: THE SCOUT® TERRA™ TRUCK
Scout Terra Truck
Button A CLOSER LOOK: THE SCOUT® TRAVELER™ SUV
Scout Traveler SUV
Driven By Community: Andy Best's '78 Scout ® Traveler™
Scout Motors | Driven By Community: Andy Best’s ’78 Scout® Traveler™
We like to say, “Scouts Always Come Back.” But for some longtime enthusiasts, they never went away. And for adventure filmmaker and photographer Andy Best, his Scout truck has always been there for him and his family, especially when he needed it most.
Button SURFBOARDS TO CIRCUITS: MATT ALLEN'S EV SCOUT 80™
MATT ALLEN'S ELECTRIC SCOUT 80™
JODIE O’DONNEL'S 1973 SCOUT II™
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Scout Motors | Rooted In Heritage: A Call To Adventure
In the 1970s, the phrase “Scout the America others pass by” appeared on ads and promotional materials for the Scout II™, Terra™, and Traveler™ vehicles. But it was more than marketing. It captured the Scout brand's deep appreciation for the land and travel. It was a reminder that there are many ways to get from point A to point B, and some are a lot more interesting than others.
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Scout Motors | Brick By Brick: From The Dirt Up
How do you build an all-new American motor company from the ground up? You start with the land itself. Brick by Brick, a new documentary series from Scout Motors following the journey of building our Blythewood, South Carolina production center from the ground up. Make sure to subscribe to the Scout Motors YouTube channel so that you don’t miss new episode drops.
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Back to Baja: The NORRA ® Mexican 1000 ® Race
Scout Motors | Back to Baja: The NORRA Mexican 1000® Race
A race fueled by grit, legacy, and redemption after a devastating crash. The Scout brand has a history steeped in racing and Baja. It's been a proving ground for our vehicles and our factory racers since the 1960s. In 2025, Sean and Owen Barber raced their rebuilt 1976 Scout® Terra™. For this father and son team, it wasn't just a return to Baja, it was a statement for both them and for Scout Motors: Scouts Always Come Back.
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Scout Motors | Join The Discussion On The Scout Motors Forums
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