Subaru has unveiled two new all-electric vehicles at the 2025 New York International Auto Show.

The Japanese brand displayed its newest model, the all-new Trailseeker, alongside the new 2026 Solterra.

The Trailseeker combines its EV architecture with a familiar shape while retaining the brand’s Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system and safety features. The all-new vehicle – named Trailseeker in the US, although the moniker for Europe and the UK is yet to be confirmed – is set to go on sale in the UK in mid-2026.

It’s joined at the New York Auto Show by a revamped version of the Solterra – the brand’s first EV and a sibling to the Toyota bZ4X and Lexus RZ under the carmakers’ collaboration.

As with its twins, the Solterra adds significant improvements to overall driving performance, battery efficiency, styling and cabin comfort. Electric range is up more than 25% compared to the previous model, thanks to a newly added battery preconditioning system. When navigating to a charging station or activated by the driver, the Solterra’s battery works to maintain optimal charging temperature, even in cold weather.

Additionally, the new Solterra also benefits from a new and improved high-capacity lithium-ion battery pack, which charges from 10% to 80% in less than 35 minutes at speeds up to 150 kw, even in sub-zero temperatures.

The 2026 Solterra also debuts an all-new Subaru EV lighting signature with redesigned headlamps, a new front bumper design and newly designed 20- and 18-inch wheels. Around the back, a new rear badge, rear gate garnish and spoiler not only boost design but also improve aerodynamic performance. The new Solterra is due to launch in the UK in early 2026.

Both the Trailseeker and new Solterra incorporate a suite of ‘EyeSight’ driver-assist technologies, including pre-collision braking, front cross traffic alert, blind spot monitors, lane departure alert, a panoramic view monitor, emergency stop assist, traffic jam assist, lane change assist, advanced adaptive cruise control, and more.

They also feature all-new 14-inch Subaru Multimedia touchscreens with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. New, wireless 15w smartphone chargers for the driver and front passenger are standard and rear, high-power USB-C charge points keep devices ready while on the go.

Subaru’s renowned Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system comes standard with both vehicles for increased capability off-road. All models feature X-Mode with snow/dirt and deep snow/mud modes with grip control and downhill assist control. Both SUVS offer 210mm of ground clearance for off-roading ability and dexterity.

Pricing and detailed specifications will be announced for both vehicles closer to their respective launch dates. The new Solterra is expected in Europe in early 2026, followed by the Trailseeker in mid-2026.