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Subaru’s new Trailseeker is more than just another electric SUV — it may be the best kept secret in Toyota’s expanding EV lineup. At a price that undercuts expectations, this could be the affordable adventure EV Subaru buyers have been waiting for.
The Platform Secret
The Subaru Trailseeker shares its platform with the Toyota bZ4X. But Subaru has tuned the suspension, AWD system, and driver controls to deliver the go-anywhere character that defines the brand.
72.8 kWhBattery
~466 kmWLTP Range
-$5,300vs bZ4X
AWDStandard
Real-World Testing
The Trailseeker’s suspension absorbs impacts that would unsettle most crossover EVs. Ground clearance is class-competitive and V2L capability is included. The interior follows Subaru’s utilitarian philosophy with durable materials and physical controls.
Why the Price Matters
At $5,300 less than the Toyota bZ4X, the Trailseeker challenges the assumption that Subaru commands a premium. For buyers who need genuine all-weather capability without the luxury car price tag, this delivers.
Is the Trailseeker good for overlanding?
Yes — the AWD system, V2L power, and durable interior make it well-suited for light overlanding.
What is the towing capacity?
Approximately 1,500 kg (3,300 lbs), adequate for a small camper trailer.
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