Subaru Will Introduce Three New EVs by 2026

• Three new all-electric SUVs—that's all we know about them, sorry—will join the Solterra in Subaru's lineup by 2026.

• Those SUVS will help the company sell 200,000 EVs in 2026, according to Subaru executive vice president Atsushi Osaki.

• Toyota builds Subaru's only EV, the Solterra, right now, but that will change. Subaru plans to build up to 400,000 EVs a year by 2028.

There will soon be three more Subaru electric vehicles. And more "Subaru" Subaru EVs.

Subaru's only current EV is the Solterra (pictured above), a decent but not spectacular EV that was a bit hampered by a rocky introduction to the market. Like Toyota, which co-developed the Solterra (and the similar Toyota bZ4x) with Subaru and is starting to get more serious about plug-in models, Subaru isn’t letting this slow start dampen its EV plans too much. Late last week, Subaru announced that three new all-electric SUVs are coming by 2026, along with an updated plan to build up to 400,000 EVs a year.

The expanded EV plans were announced by Subaru director and executive vice president Atsushi Osaki during a call with reporters about the company's fiscal year 2023 results. While we'd all like to know more about these future electric SUVs, Osaki declined to give any clues.

"I would like to discuss these new models in more detail at another time," he said, according to a transcript of the call.