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It's fair to say that Scout Motors is one of the most interesting newcomers in the American auto industry right now. It's not just another one of those ambitious EV startups we've seen arrive in ...

Volkswagen AG is reviving its rugged Scout line of SUVs and pickup trucks — originally conceived as pure electric vehicles — as a brand of primarily gasoline-electric hybrids. More than eight out of ...

Scout Motors drew headlines last year for far more than just reviving a classic brand. It read the tea leaves and decided to launch with both an EV and an extended-range powertrain. Now, as production ...

The Leapfrog Group released The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades for fall 2025. Each hospital's grade is solely based on patient safety in each hospital and takes into consideration a hospital’s ...

Does bigger mean better when it comes to hospital safety? A new grading of U.S. hospitals from the patient safety organization Leapfrog Group suggests hospitals that get high marks on limiting ...

CHARLESTON — Scout Motors is investing more than $2 billion to build electric-powered vehicles in South Carolina. But the company won't be bringing its headquarters and about 1,200 high-paying jobs to ...

Twenty-three U.S. hospitals received an “F” in The Leapfrog Group’s fall 2025 safety grades — including 11 that were downgraded from a “D.” Leapfrog assigns hospital safety grades twice a year using ...

Gov. Josh Stein drove up to the Commonwealth development in Plaza Midwood on Wednesday in a green 1977 International Scout — a model that went out of production in the 1980s. But Stein is looking ...

Scout CEO promises their electric trucks will buck the touchscreen trend with mechanical switches and tactile controls. Scout Motors revives Terra pickup and Traveler SUV, with production planned for ...

CHARLESTON — One of South Carolina's biggest economic development catches of the electric-vehicle era is on the hunt for a U.S. headquarters site that would create more than 1,000 high-paying jobs.