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Andrew Lambrecht

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The 2026 Subaru Solterra Is Seriously Improved And Costs Way Less

Feb 20, 2026

The 2026 Subaru Solterra is a seriously improved EV. After a first-gen launch that felt like the car equivalent of a LinkedIn thought leader dork, Subaru and Toyota actually listened to the comments section. The results are massive: 60 more miles of range, a high-output 338 HP powertrain, and a price tag that is over $6,000 lower than the original launch price. In today’s video, we put the new hardware to the test, including a real-world 10-80% Supercharger test using the new native NACS port. Is this finally a real electric Subaru? Let's find out. 2026 Subaru Solterra Trim Breakdown Premium ($39,945)

  • 14" Multimedia Touchscreen

  • Heated StarTex® Seats

  • Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist

  • Power Rear Tailgate

  • 18" Aerodynamic Wheels

  • Powertrain: 233 hp / 288 Miles Range

Limited ($42,845)

  • 20" Gray Machine-Finish Wheels

  • Harman Kardon® Premium Audio

  • 360° Panoramic View Monitor

  • Heated Steering Wheel & Rear Seats

  • Digital Key (Smartphone Access)

  • Powertrain: 233 hp / 278 Miles Range

Limited XT ($44,345)

  • 338 hp High-Output Motors

  • 0-60 mph in ~4.3 Seconds

  • Upgraded Battery Preconditioning

  • Includes all Limited Tech Features

  • Powertrain: 338 hp / 278 Miles Range

Touring XT ($47,005)

  • Panoramic Glass Roof

  • Ventilated (Cooled) Front Seats

  • Front Passenger Radiant Leg Heaters

  • Smart Rear-View Mirror

  • Available Two-Tone Paint

  • Powertrain: 338 hp / 278 Miles Range

Touring XT Leather ($47,305)

  • Genuine Leather-Trimmed Upholstery

  • Powertrain: 338 hp / 278 Miles Range

*Pricing includes $1,450 Destination & Delivery.

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Andrew Lambrecht

Andrew Lambrecht

Project Engineer

Andrew Lambrecht is a project engineer at Ever and a leading voice in the electric vehicle sector. An industrial engineer by training and a prolific contributor to outlets like Forbes, Business Insider, InsideEVs, and MSN, Andrew blends technical expertise with sharp insights on EVs, mobility trends, and charging.

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