Subaru's Biggest EV Yet Just Got Delayed
The 2027 Subaru Getaway, planned as the brand's largest electric vehicle, faces a new timeline.
Subaru's most ambitious electric vehicle yet has been pushed back from its original timeline, according to a report from InsideEVs.
What Happened
The 2027 Subaru Getaway, which was planned as the largest EV in Subaru's lineup, has encountered delays that will push its arrival date beyond initial expectations. The crossover electric vehicle represents Subaru's most significant step into the battery-electric market and had been targeting the 2027 model year for its debut.
Why It Matters
For buyers waiting for a larger Subaru EV option, the delay means continued reliance on the brand's current electrified offerings like the Solterra. The Getaway was expected to bring more interior space and range than the existing compact Solterra, appealing to families and those needing more utility from an electric vehicle.
The Bottom Line
Subaru has not confirmed a new target date for the Getaway. The delay adds to ongoing questions about legacy automakers' ability to execute on their EV transition timelines.
