Under consideration for the New Zealand market, the Uncharted combines electric performance with the capability, practicality and confidence that Subaru customers have come to expect. Image indicative only - overseas model shown.
Subaru Uncharted under evaluation for New Zealand market
Subaru New Zealand is evaluating the introduction of the all-new Subaru Uncharted, the brand's latest battery electric vehicle, for the New Zealand market.
As Subaru continues its electrification journey globally, Uncharted combines electric performance with the capability, practicality and confidence that Subaru customers have come to expect. While New Zealand availability has yet to be confirmed, the Unchartered is currently under consideration as part of Subaru New Zealand's future product plans.
Overseas specifications highlight Subaru's commitment to delivering a capable and versatile electric SUV. The Uncharted features Subaru's renowned Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system, powered by dual electric motors producing a combined 252kW. Energy is supplied by a high-capacity 74.7kWh CATL battery, delivering a targeted driving range of up to 522km (WLTP).1
The Unchartered is also expected to offer DC fast charging from 10-80% in approximately 30 minutes2, acceleration from 0-100km/h in around five seconds3, and 211mm of ground clearance4, reinforcing Subaru's reputation for confidence on a variety of road conditions and terrains. Practicality is further enhanced through Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) functionality, providing access to a 220V/1500W power outlet for powering external devices and equipment.
Inchcape New Zealand General Manager Paul Mallard says: "Subaru Uncharted represents an exciting addition to Subaru's growing global electrified line-up and demonstrates the brand's ongoing commitment to delivering vehicles that combine capability, safety and everyday usability.”
While no announcement can be made now regarding local timing, specification or pricing, Subaru New Zealand is inviting customers interested in learning more about the Subaru Uncharted to register their interest.
The Subaru Uncharted will be on display at the upcoming NZ EV & Tech Expo on 13-15 November 2026 at the Auckland Showgrounds for customers to view and experience.
Customers can sign up to receive updates https://subaru.co.nz/all-new-uncharted and be among the first to hear about future announcements, local specifications and availability should the Unchartered be confirmed for New Zealand.
Further information will be shared as plans progress.
Key Overseas Specifications*
• Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive mounted to the all-new e-Subaru Global Platform
• Dual electric motors with combined output of 252kW
• 74.7kWh CATL battery with up to 522km WLTP driving range1
• DC fast charging (10-80%) in approximately 30 minutes2
• 0-100km/h in approximately 5 seconds3
• 211mm ground clearance4
• Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) 220V/1500W power outlet
*Please note: Specifications shown are based on overseas market information and remain subject to change. Final New Zealand specification, features and availability are yet to be confirmed.
Disclaimers:
1. Preliminary WLTP estimate. This value is based on testing information provided by Subaru Corporation and is pending final WLTP homologation for Australian- New Zealand specification vehicles. The certified figure may differ on final production vehicles. Range figure is based on laboratory test results only using standardised testing conditions which measure fuel consumption, energy consumption, and carbon emission (as applicable). Real world results may vary based on individual driving circumstances e.g., traffic conditions, driving style, vehicle modifications, fuel quality, climatic conditions, etc. Quoted figures may not reflect real world fuel consumption, energy consumption, and carbon emission.
2. Charging times will vary depending on a variety of factors including, but not limited to, the output of the charger being used, starting battery charge, charging equipment, ambient temperature, battery state as well as the age of the battery at point of use. As a result of these factors, charging times may therefore vary significantly. Before charging your Subaru at home, consult with a licensed electrician to ensure your home electrical system can support the charging of your vehicle.
3. Acceleration test performed under controlled conditions.
4. Ground clearance at kerb weight.
