Subaru Uncharted Under Evaluation for NZ

Subaru Uncharted on a Mountain Road
Subaru Uncharted on a Mountain Road

Subaru New Zealand is exploring the possibility of introducing the all-new Subaru Uncharted, the brand's latest all-electric SUV, to the New Zealand market.

As Subaru continues to expand its global electric vehicle line-up, the Uncharted brings together electric performance, all-wheel-drive capability and everyday practicality. While its arrival in New Zealand is yet to be confirmed, the model offers an exciting look at what could be next for Subaru’s electric vehicle range.

Electric Performance Meets Subaru Capability

The Subaru Uncharted has been designed to combine the benefits of electric driving with the performance and capability Subaru is known for.

Based on overseas specifications, the Uncharted features Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, powered by dual electric motors producing a combined 252kW.

A 74.7kWh battery delivers a preliminary driving range of up to 522km (WLTP), offering flexibility for everyday commuting and longer journeys.

The Uncharted is also expected to accelerate from 0–100km/h in approximately five seconds, while its 211mm of ground clearance adds versatility across different driving conditions.

Charging and Everyday Practicality

Beyond performance, the Subaru Uncharted offers a range of features designed to make electric vehicle ownership more convenient.

Overseas specifications indicate DC fast-charging capability from 10–80% in approximately 30 minutes, helping reduce charging stops on longer journeys.

The Uncharted also features Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology, with a 220V/1500W power outlet that can be used to power compatible external devices and equipment.

Combined with its SUV design and all-wheel-drive capability, these features make the Uncharted an interesting addition to Subaru’s growing global electric vehicle line-up.

Subaru Uncharted Key Specifications

While New Zealand specifications are yet to be confirmed, overseas model highlights include:

  • Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
  • Dual electric motors producing 252kW
  • 74.7kWh CATL battery
  • Up to 522km preliminary WLTP driving range
  • DC fast charging from 10–80% in approximately 30 minutes
  • 0–100km/h acceleration in approximately five seconds
  • 211mm ground clearance
  • Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) 220V/1500W power outlet

These specifications are based on overseas models and are subject to change. Final New Zealand specifications and availability have not been confirmed.

Will the Subaru Uncharted Come to New Zealand?

Subaru New Zealand has confirmed that the Uncharted is currently under evaluation for the local market, although pricing, specifications and launch timing have not yet been announced.

New Zealand drivers will have an opportunity to see the Subaru Uncharted at the NZ EV & Tech Expo, taking place from 13–15 November 2026 at Auckland Showgrounds.

The event will offer an early look at Subaru’s latest electric SUV as the brand continues to explore its future in New Zealand’s electric vehicle market.

Stay Updated on the Subaru Uncharted

While the Subaru Uncharted has not yet been confirmed for New Zealand, its combination of electric performance, all-wheel-drive capability and practical technology makes it a model worth watching.

Interested in learning more? Register your interest through Subaru New Zealand to receive updates on potential availability, local specifications and future announcements.

You can also explore Subaru’s current vehicle range at Winger Motors.


Important Information

The Subaru Uncharted is currently under evaluation for the New Zealand market. Local availability, pricing, specifications and launch timing have not been confirmed.

Specifications shown are based on overseas market information and are subject to change. The stated 522km WLTP range is a preliminary estimate pending final homologation. Actual driving range will vary depending on driving conditions, driving style, weather, vehicle load and other factors.

Charging times are indicative and may vary depending on charger output, battery condition, temperature and other factors. Acceleration figures are based on controlled testing. Ground clearance is measured at kerb weight.

Image indicative only – overseas model shown.

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