2026 Subaru E-Outback

The 2026 Subaru E-Outback from Subaru pairs electric power with standard all-wheel drive and a spacious cargo area, giving outdoors-oriented families a practical wagon-inspired crossover for varied conditions.

$ 60,100Price from

2026Model Year

JapanCountry

station wagonBody Type

74.7 kWhBattery Size

327 miOfficial Range

Subaru E-Outback at a glance

Subaru E-Outback is an electric Subaru station wagon with all-wheel drive (AWD). Its specifications list 375 hp, acceleration of 4.5 sec, a top speed of 112 mph, and an electric range of 327 mi. The vehicle has a 74.7 kWh battery, measures 190.7 × 73.2 × 65.9 in, and has a 112.2 in wheelbase. Charging specifications include 11 kW AC Type 2 and 150 kW DC CCS2, with approximately 28 minutes stated for 10–80% charging. These figures are supplied specifications; no 0–60 mph time is listed.

Overview

Subaru E-Outback brings family utility to electric travel

The 2026 Subaru E-Outback from Subaru is an electric station wagon for outdoors-oriented families. Standard all-wheel drive, a spacious cargo area and wagon-inspired proportions support daily practicality across changing conditions.

Utility-led exterior design

Protective cladding, roof rails and alloy wheels reinforce the wagon’s practical focus. LED lighting and a rear light bar add clear styling details, while selected two-tone paint combinations offer more visual choice.

Cabin technology supports everyday use

The Trend cabin pairs a digital instrument display with a large touchscreen, navigation and wireless smartphone integration. Heated power-adjustable front seats, dual-zone climate control and wireless phone charging add useful daily equipment.

All-wheel drive with trail-focused controls

Dual motors provide all-wheel drive, while Normal, Eco and Power modes adjust response. Single Pedal Drive can reduce brake-pedal use, and dual-function X-MODE supports slippery terrain. A low-mounted battery supports stability.

Who should include the Subaru E-Outback 2026 in their top picks?

Consider the 2026 Subaru E-Outback if standard all-wheel drive, cargo space and family equipment matter more than outright charging speed. Subaru Safety Sense adds automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane assistance and driver monitoring. Buyers planning longer journeys should compare charging access and travel times with faster-charging alternatives.