Starting at 26,525 €, Subaru begins taking reservations for its three electric SUVs, which will be in the hands of their lucky owners in early 2027.
16/10/2026 14:30
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16/10/2026 14:30
Subaru takes another step forward in its electrification strategy in Spain by opening reservations for its three new electric SUVs: Uncharted, Solterra, and E-Outback. The Japanese brand already allows interested customers to begin the pre-order process, with starting prices at 26,525 euros, though this figure includes subsidies and promotional offers. The first units will arrive by the end of this year, with official sales beginning in early 2027.
The three models share the global e-Subaru platform, which integrates the battery into the vehicle’s structure, and the AWD variants come equipped with technologies such as X-MODE, Grip Control, and downhill control.
The Subaru Uncharted Has Up to 227 HP
The most affordable of the three is the Subaru Uncharted, a completely new compact SUV available in three mechanical configurations. The base version produces 169 HP, uses a 58 kWh battery, and offers a range of up to 451 km. Above it is the 227 HP variant, which claims a range of up to 592 km in combined driving conditions and can exceed 800 km in urban driving. The third option features permanent all-wheel drive (AWD) and two electric motors that together deliver 343 HP, enough to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in five seconds.
The Uncharted Active 4x2, with a 58 kWh battery, opens the range at a selling price of 26,525 euros, compared to 33,500 euros during promotional periods. To reach this price, there is a 3,375 euro discount related to the Auto+ plan, an additional 600 euros for CAES, and a 3,000 euro reduction on IRPF.
The second model is the Subaru Solterra, which launched the brand’s electric vehicle push and now receives an update. It will be available with 241 hp and front-wheel drive, or with 343 hp and all-wheel drive, achieving a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration time of 5.1 seconds. Its 73.1 kWh battery allows it to travel up to 550 km and can recover 10 to 80% of its charge in about 28 minutes.
In this update, it features a refreshed design, a 14-inch central screen, wireless connectivity, and Subaru Safety Sense safety package as standard. Its announced starting price is 35,025 euros (including subsidies and discounts), though the front-wheel-drive version will not arrive until mid-2027 and will be cheaper.
The Subaru Outback goes electric
The third novelty is the E-Outback, which introduces electric propulsion for the first time to one of the brand’s most recognizable models. It features all-wheel drive with two motors, one per axle, boasting a combined power output of 376 horsepower, a 74.7 kWh battery, and a range of over 450 km. A front-wheel drive version intended to increase range is also planned, set to arrive in mid-2027 as well. The listed starting price for the E-Outback Field 4x2 is 36,525 euros (after applying discounts and promotions).
The brand has announced that the first units of the new Solterra, Uncharted, and E-Outback will arrive by the end of this year, though official sales will not begin until early 2027.