The E-Outback is Subaru's second EV model, and it offers even more space, practicality, and performance than the Solterra XT.
After the recent launch of the Solterra XT, Subaru's first EV in Singapore, the new E-Outback follows hot on its heels, offering more space and pace.
This milestone will also include the production of the all-new E-Outback and follows the completion of facility upgrades, which began in August 2025.
Subaru showcased three new models including the Solterra XT, its first EV in Singapore, at the Singapore Motor Show 2026.
The SUV sports a new rear light signature and an all-new 12.1-inch infotainment display, and offers two engine choices depending on trim level.
Subaru's award-winning Outback gets a new addition, the Outback Touring X, which is limited to just 100 examples in the U.K.
Introduced as the most capable Outback ever, the new Subaru Outback Wilderness comes with a host of upgrades to increase its capability for the path less taken.
Subaru has announced that its 2020 vehicle lineup offers four Top Safety Pick+ and five Top Safety Pick awards from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
The 2018 Subaru Outback and Legacy have received the highest possible safety rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Subaru's Outback, Forester, and Crosstrek have won in their segments in the Crossover Sport Utility Vehicle categories in the U.S.A.
In addition, Subaru will exhibit the Forester featuring the Subaru Boxer Diesel with Lineartronic (CVT) at the motor show too.
The all new Subaru Legacy and Outback have been launched in the region, offering customers supreme performance, responsive handling and luxurious comfort.
Subaru has introduced the fifth generation Outback with a roomy interior, a capable chassis and the highest fuel-efficiency in the model's 20-year history.
Subaru meets a higher standard of safety with the 2014 'IIHS Top Safety Pick (TSP+)' award for three models - the Forester, Legacy and Outback.
Airbag issues prompt Subaru to recall Legacy and Outback models manufactured in December 2011, citing incorrect propellant mixture as the fault.
Subaru has issued yet another recall for the Legacy and Outback models, following two previous recall exercises in the past two months
Subaru has upgraded the Impreza for the latest model year in the US, giving it new equipment while maintaining the price
Motor Image Enterprises (MIE), the sole distributor for Subaru cars in Singapore, has issued letters to alert its Subaru Legacy and Outback MY2010 owners to a CVT oil cooler hose problem
Subaru is recalling almost 30,000 units of its 2010 model year Legacy and Outback models in the US for a defect with the continuously variable transmission (CVT)
Subaru has announced that it will enter the South Korean car market, becoming only the second Japanese carmaker to do so after Toyota