Subaru Trailseeker Uncharted Electric Cars SUV
The new Uncharted and Trailseeker from Subaru now have official pricing in the United States
Subaru expands its electric lineup in the US market with two very different yet equally appealing offerings, with truly accessible prices.
Subaru has just revealed the official US pricing for its two new electric SUVs, which will complete its range of models with this powertrain ahead of 2026. The Uncharted and the Trailseeker will reach the Japanese brand’s US dealerships early next year with truly accessible prices.
The Subaru Uncharted EV becomes the most affordable electric model in the entire Subaru lineup in the United States, available from just 34,995 dollars. This compact crossover features a 74.7 kWh battery pack, which allows it to travel up to 300 miles -about 482 km- on a full charge. Its most basic version also features a single 164 kW motor mounted on the front axle.

When it comes to recharging, it comes standard with a NACS connector and can regain 80 percent of its charge from 10 percent in about 28 minutes when using a 150 kW fast charger.
The Uncharted range is completed by the Sport and GT versions, both with all-wheel drive and 252 kW of power. The Sport reduces range to 285 miles -458 km- and starts at 39,795 dollars, while the GT offers 270 miles -434 km- and starts at 43,795 dollars.
Uncharted or Trailseeker: which one would you choose?
For its part, the 2026 Subaru Trailseeker takes a more adventurous approach and greater off-road capability. Its starting price is somewhat higher, starting at 39,995 dollars. It features the same 74.7 kWh battery pack, with which it can travel 280 miles, and has dual motors with a combined output of 275 kW across all versions. This model also stands out for being able to reach 60 miles per hour -97 km/h- from a standstill in just 4.4 seconds, which makes it the fastest production Subaru ever sold in the United States.

The Trailseeker is offered in three trims: Premium, Limited and Touring, with base prices of 39,995 dollars, 43,995 dollars and 46,555 dollars, respectively. The higher trims add premium equipment: Harman Kardon sound system, panoramic roof, 360-degree camera, 20-inch wheels, heated rear seats and a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel.

Finally, it should be noted that when purchasing either of these two models, delivery charges must be added, which amounts to an additional 1,450 dollars in most states and can reach 1,600 dollars, for example, in the case of Alaska.
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