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Subaru Is Developing Its Own EVs, and It Starts With a 510-HP AWD Station Wagon Prototype

The automaker said the platform will cut development costs and support over-the-air updates as it prepares new EV technology for 2029.

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Subaru and Toyota have previously shared EV platforms, but the starry-badged brand is looking to strike out on its own.

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Subaru has developed an electric platform SDV, without relying on Toyota, with an integrated 4WD system. The brand showed a camouflaged prototype that concealed a new battery, a technology that has not yet been seen in its street models, as well as the reason for this independence, according to Takatomo Watamori, director of engineering at Subaru. For the past 20 years, Subaru has been linked economically, technologically and businessly with Toy…

On the 19th, Subaru unveiled a prototype of its new electric vehicle (EV) under development using a new method to the press. By applying next-generation technologies such as proprietary digital simulation and a new frame with enhanced shock absorption, the company has achieved both rapid development and improved performance. Compared to conventional methods, the planning and design…

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産経ニュース broke the news in Japan on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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