【SMM New Energy News】Subaru to Launch 4th Pure Electric SUV in North America in H2 2026

Published: Mar 11, 2026 09:43

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Subaru will launch its fourth pure electric vehicle in North America in H2 2026. Built on Toyota's new three-row electric SUV Highlander platform, the model will fill Subaru's gap in the mid-to-large electric SUV segment. Expected to retain Subaru's signature AWD and safety tech, this marks an acceleration in its global electrification strategy.

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