Scout answered the skeptics on Thursday as it announced validation vehicles are now working through the shiny new assembly line in South Carolina. But even with early pre-production cars Scout still hasn’t disclosed a lot of the key specifications including the extended-range model’s horsepower. Until now.
On Thursday in South Carolina, Scout Motors President and CEO Scott Keogh told The Drive , “The specs of having something that’s 1,000 pound feet of torque, 800 horsepower, 500 miles of range, is a pretty phenomenal solution, and I think that’s why people are jumping there.”
Keogh was specifically speaking about the Harvester’s…
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