Two New Sides of the Scout Traveler...
From trail-ready utility to a warmer, more refined take on adventure.
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Scout Motors introduces two new concepts of the Scout Traveler SUV, showcasing different design approaches and capabilities. The Mountainside concept emphasizes refinement and warmth, while the Trail-Ready Concept is built for off-road adventures with a function-forward design. Both concepts highlight the versatility of the Scout Traveler.
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Scout Motors | Traveler Mountainside
Two New Sides of the Scout® Traveler™
Two new Scout® Traveler™ concepts. Two very different takes on where it can go. Our latest concepts explore two sides of the Traveler SUV, each bringing its own approach to design, materials, capability, and utility.
Scout Traveler Mountainside parked on scenic mountain overlook.
Scout Traveler Mountainside interior with scenic mountain view.
Mountainside: A New Side of the Scout Traveler
Meet Mountainside, the newest Scout® Traveler™ concept and the latest Traveler concept to join our growing stable.
It’s an entirely new concept vehicle, inside and out, and unmistakably a Scout truck: capable, useful, and rugged. But this time, we turned the dial toward something warmer, quieter, and a little more refined. Less rocky trailhead at sunrise, more cozy cabin at golden hour.
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Scout Traveler Trail-Ready Concept
The Trail-Ready Concept: Built for the Long Way Around
Meet our new trail-ready concept. Reimagined for the avid off-road adventurer, the Scout® Traveler™ SUV concept is dressed in Galvanized Steel, a new exterior color inspired by raw metal, hard-wearing tools, and gear built to survive the elements. It’s function-forward, purpose-built, and ready to point toward the horizon.
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