Trailseeker finally goes green for NZ
/The largest of Subaru’s three battery-wed choices will avail in two specifications.
Read MoreThe largest of Subaru’s three battery-wed choices will avail in two specifications.
Read MoreThe largest of three battery-wed Subarus has been selected for NZ duty, but two others seem easily achieved if required as reinforcements.
Read MoreAnother case of yellow fever with Senko edition.
Read MoreUncharted, Trailseeker and updated Solterra - they’re all signed up for the region, so ….
Read MorePotential for local availability of Wilderness editions of Subaru’s other petrol off-seal-sorted SUVs has firmed.
Read MoreThe latest limited edition from Fuji is an example of blue sky thinking.
Read MoreAs expected, the Wilderness editions are a turbocharged go; XT is out to pasture, 2.5s plug on.
Read MoreSubaru’s smartened-up electric SUV is regionally available - but when or even if it will come to NZ isn’t clear.
Read MoreSpecial edition Forester and Outback being given focus at Japan show raises thought about NZ circulation.
Read MoreThe vastly altered new generation of Kiwis’ top choice Subaru seems set to land in 2026. Meantime, the current car is taking heat from its little brother.
Read MoreThe depressed EV market hurt Solterra sales, but this hasn’t dissuaded the national distributor. But it’s cautious now.
Read MoreA five star start is doubtless great news for Subaru locally, but they’ve no words … yet.
Read MoreBase petrol has returned, base hybrid has gone. More change is coming.
Read MoreChanges to models’ safety equipment satisfy national crash test auditor.
Read MoreDetails revealed a week ago are validated by national distributor - and, as tipped, prices have climbed.
Read MoreOutputs and economy for new powerplants, likely trims incoming here and potential for price rises. It’s all here.
Read MoreSubaru’s Kiwi favourite off-road wagon has adopted a chunky new look.
Read MoreSolterra’s new mud mate delivers as an electric Outback.
Read MoreNew look, a different petrol-electric drivetrain, mid-year arrival confirmed with brand yet to share model choices, prices and specs.
Read MoreTwin electric motor variant signed up for NZ - will we also see the Wilderness edition of gen six car?
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