"The Uncharted starts at $34,995 before destination fees, making it a surprisingly good EV deal. It offers over 300 miles of range and up to 338 horsepower. The launch of the middling Solterra a few years back has given Subaru a reputation as a non-serious competitor in the EV world. Now, it's officially got its game face on. This year, Subaru upgraded the Solterra's lackluster specs (with the help of EV partner Toyota) and announced two follow-up models."
"The compact crossover will have over 300 miles of range in front-wheel-drive guise, Subaru says. Add all-wheel-drive and you're looking at a still-solid 285, per manufacturer estimates. The vehicle comes with a Tesla-style NACS charging port and 150-kilowatt charging capability (which is decent). FWD models put out 221 horsepower, while AWD ones boast 338 hp, Subaru says, pointing out in its press release that that's more than the Hyundai Kona EV or Kia Niro EV."
Priced at $34,995 before destination fees, the Uncharted delivers Crosstrek-sized practicality with long-range EV capability. Front-wheel-drive models are estimated to exceed 300 miles of range, while all-wheel-drive versions offer about 285 miles. FWD output is 221 horsepower and AWD output reaches 338 horsepower. The vehicle includes a Tesla-style NACS charging port and supports up to 150 kW charging. Subaru upgraded the prior Solterra's specifications and announced two follow-up models, positioning the Uncharted as a stronger EV contender. The Uncharted competes in a mid-$30,000 segment where rivals often provide shorter range or lower output in base trims, and it will arrive at dealerships early next year.
Read at insideevs.com
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