In order to be more present on the e-car market and become more independent from the main shareholder Toyota, Subaru wants to rely on its own development in the future. Now, just a few days ago, a prototype of this next generation of e-cars was shown on a test site north of Tokyo for the first time. Subaru first put the new e-platform and the drive under an outback body to test the technology. The prototype has an all-wheel drive, which is opera…