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Scout Motor’s Electric Vehicles to Feature Built-in Satellite Connectivity

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As the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 approaches, Volkswagen’s offshoot Scout Motors is getting ready to make some exciting announcements. The company has just revealed that their upcoming electric vehicles will come equipped with a built-in satellite connection, which promises to revolutionize the way drivers and passengers stay connected on long trips.

The Satellite Connection: A Game-Changer for Long-Distance Travelers

Scout Motors’ latest innovation is a significant development in the world of electric vehicles. The company’s upcoming Traveler SUV and Terra pickup will have a built-in satellite connection, which will provide drivers with an uninterrupted internet hotspot. This feature is designed to cater to those who plan to take their EVs on long road trips or venture into remote areas where cell phone coverage may be limited.

While Scout Motors hasn’t disclosed the source of the satellite linkup hardware or the service provider, they have confirmed that the vehicles will be "pre-wired from the factory" with this feature. The company’s intention is to provide a seamless and reliable internet connection for drivers and passengers, enabling them to stay connected, entertained, and informed during their journeys.

A Sneak Peek into the Community UX Interface

Scout Motors’ plans to showcase its "Community UX" user interface at CES 2025 offer another exciting development. This interface will be built on software developed by Rivian’s joint venture with Volkswagen, marking a significant collaboration in the electric vehicle industry.

The Community UX is designed to enhance the overall driving experience, providing users with a more intuitive and engaging interface. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, Scout Motors aims to set a new standard for user interfaces in the EV market.

Scout Motors’ Ambitions: A New Era of Electric Vehicles

As an offshoot of Volkswagen, Scout Motors is poised to make its mark on the electric vehicle industry. With its innovative approach and commitment to sustainability, the company is well-positioned to capture a significant share of the growing EV market.

The Traveler SUV and Terra pickup are not due for release until 2027, but the buzz surrounding Scout Motors’ CES 2025 lineup has already generated significant interest among EV enthusiasts and industry insiders. As the company continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible in electric vehicles, one thing is clear: Scout Motors is here to stay.

CES 2025: The Final Reveals and Analysis

As we count down to CES 2025, TechCrunch will be providing live updates on the latest developments from the show floor. With its comprehensive coverage of consumer tech and electric vehicles, TechCrunch is your go-to source for news, analysis, and insights.

The Future of Electric Vehicles: A Conversation Starter

The integration of satellite connections in Scout Motors’ EVs has sparked a conversation about the potential of this technology to transform the way we travel. As the industry continues to evolve, one thing is clear: electric vehicles are no longer just about sustainability – they’re about innovation and disruption.

Stay tuned for more updates from CES 2025, where Scout Motors will be showcasing its innovative lineup and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in electric vehicles.

Timeline:

  • January 5, 2025 – January 10, 2025: CES 2025

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About the Author:
Sean O’Kane is a senior reporter at TechCrunch, covering consumer tech and electric vehicles. With over a decade of experience in the industry, Sean has established himself as a leading voice on innovation and disruption in transportation.

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