Solterra: Subaru’s All-Electric SUV
Designed from the ground up as an electric vehicle, the Solterra offers an impressive range, rapid charging capabilities, and Subaru’s trademark Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive for unparalleled control. With a spacious interior, advanced safety features, and zero emissions, the Solterra is the ultimate choice for a greener future.
Join the electric revolution with Subaru. Experience the Solterra today and discover a new era of driving.
Why you'll love the Subaru electric SUVs

100% All-electric car range

Reliable on all terrains

Precise control for smooth driving
Electric cars FAQs
What is an electric vehicle?
An electric vehicle (EV) runs entirely on electricity 100% of the time which means they have an electric motor instead of an internal combustion engine and a battery instead of a fuel tank. As such an EV doesn’t require petrol or diesel to drive but instead is plugged into a public charging station or a home charger and electricity is taken directly from the national grid.
How do I know an electric vehicle or electric SUV is right for me?
If you’re thinking of buying a 100% electric vehicle (EV), there are a few things you will need to consider in order to determine whether this is the right vehicle for you. These include assessing whether you have access to a private off-street charging point (ideally at home to charge overnight), how many miles you plan to do daily and your overall budget, as EVs tend to be more expensive to buy than their conventional equivalents.
How do EVs drive differently to conventional vehicles?
Why are EVs cheaper to maintain?
Electric cars are cheaper to maintain due to fewer moving parts, for example there is no oil to change or gaskets to replace as they don’t have a traditional combustion engine.
Are EVs and electric SUVs more environmentally friendly?
Yes, EVs are kinder to the environment compared to petrol or diesel cars with internal combustion engines (ICE) because they produce zero exhaust fumes which means they emit fewer greenhouse gases and air pollutants. That helps improve air quality in towns and cities. They can even be zero emission if they’re powered by 100% renewable energy.
However, manufacturing electric cars does use a lot of energy and tends to be higher than ICE cars. This is due to producing the lithium-ion batteries which are a crucial element of an electric car. But EVs are still a greener option because of the reduction in emissions created over the car’s lifetime.

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