Volkswagen recently released a new teaser for its upcoming all-electric brand, Scout, revealing its launch time as this summer, according to foreign media motor1’s report on Tuesday.
According to Scout’s previous announcement, the first batch of Scout brand vehicles will include a tough SUV and a pickup truck, with plans to start mass production at the end of 2026. Volkswagen also revealed earlier last year that the price of the tough SUV will be around $40,000. In other developments, according to the Austrian media Kleine Zeitung, Volkswagen has decided to collaborate with other car manufacturers to revive Scout in Europe with electric cars. For this, Volkswagen has invested 450 million euros to develop these two new cars, and the Magna Steyr factory in Graz, Austria has already started the development work for the new cars. The official teaser images of these two new cars have been released, showing a design consisting of straight lines and sharp angles, giving the car a rugged look. Additionally, the car has a high ground clearance, expected to focus on off-road capabilities.
According to IT Home, motor1 previously reported that a set of rendering images of Scout’s SUV models was drawn based on official teasers. The vehicle is likely to compete with rivals such as the Hummer EV and Rivian R1S/R1T in the North American market.
