Subaru's first EV, the Solterra SUV, starts at $44,995
sibling. The company's first EV will start at $44,995 in its Premium trim before the $7,500 federal tax credit and a $1,225 destination fee. This base model includes an eight-inch infotainment system as well as driver assists that include rear camera detection, blind spot monitoring and safe-exit door alerts.
Regardless of model, you're largely paying for Subaru's better off-road capabilities versus Toyota's EV. All Solterra models come with all-wheel drive and a dual-motor setup with 215HP, 249lb/ft of torque and up to a 228-mile range. You'll also find an"X-Mode" feature to adjust for dirt and snow, while grip and downhill control features help you maintain a steady course.
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