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I’m Not Convinced… Subaru Uncharted AWD 2026 Review

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First reported by Chasing Cars · 4 August at 5:00 pm

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I’m Not Convinced… Subaru Uncharted AWD 2026 Review

Subaru’s third electric vehicle has arrived in Australia, the apparently sporty coupe-backed Uncharted crossover. With 252kW, all-wheel drive and a price tag of $59,990 before on-road costs, it could…

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I’m Not Convinced… Subaru Uncharted AWD 2026 Review

Compiled by ADME Newsroom from 1 source

First reported by Chasing Cars · 4 August at 5:00 pm

Who's covering this — 1 article

Motoring press: 1

Image: Chasing Cars

The quick read

Subaru's third electric vehicle, the Uncharted crossover, has arrived in Australia with a price tag of $59,990 before on-road costs
The Uncharted features 252kW and all-wheel drive, positioning it as a sporty coupe-backed crossover
The Uncharted's pricing and features could make it a competitive option in the Australian market
The arrival of the Uncharted marks Subaru's continued expansion into the electric vehicle segment

For dealers: Australian dealers should be prepared to field inquiries about the Uncharted's pricing and features, particularly in comparison to other electric vehicles in the market

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ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The Uncharted's $59,990 price point before on-road costs is a significant factor in its potential competitiveness, as it positions the vehicle squarely in the middle of the electric vehicle market

Pricing Strategy

The Uncharted's pricing is likely to put pressure on other manufacturers to revisit their own pricing strategies, particularly in the electric vehicle segment, where Subaru is now offering a high-performance option at a relatively affordable price

Market Impact

The arrival of the Uncharted is also likely to drive increased interest in electric vehicles more broadly, as consumers become more aware of the options available to them and the benefits of electric vehicle ownership, including lower running costs and reduced environmental impact

The Uncharted's sporty coupe-backed design is also likely to appeal to a specific segment of the market, potentially attracting buyers who are looking for a more stylish and performance-oriented electric vehicle

Action Item

Dealers can take advantage of the interest generated by the Uncharted's arrival by ensuring they have a strong understanding of the vehicle's features and benefits, and are prepared to compare and contrast it with other electric vehicles in the market, and this week they should review their inventory and pricing to ensure they are competitive and can capitalize on the increased interest in electric vehicles

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