Subaru Uncharted offers a unique vision for the all-electric SUV. While prioritizing efficiency, this small EV delivers sporty fastback styling, optional Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, plentiful ground clearance, and fast charging so you can embrace the surprises of driving, even if your day isn’t all that much different from everyone else’s.
For the drivers in the Carson City area, the Uncharted has a special place because it still functions as an everyday vehicle with Subaru all-weather capability. The model reaches 338 horsepower, up to 308 miles of estimated EPA range, and 8.2 inches of ground clearance.
Uncharted has three trims:
The current AWD system is especially useful for our Northern Nevada drivers. Whether you’re navigating snow, steep grades, dirt roads, or the ever-changing mountain roads, traction may be a key consideration. The Uncharted comes with available dual-function X-MODE with Grip Control for snow, dirt, deep snow, and mud.
Range is only one piece of the EV puzzle. The Uncharted uses the North American Charging Standard and has access to over 25,000 Tesla Superchargers. Subaru says that DC fast chargers can get the battery from 10% to 80% in around 28 minutes under optimal conditions, while battery preconditioning in cold weather helps make a charge go that much quicker – “crucial for your trip if you’re traveling from Carson City towards, say, Reno or Lake Tahoe.”
Standard inside Uncharted provides a 14-inch touch screen and available StarTex® upholstery, as well as optional heated and ventilated front seats and a standard power rear gate. It also offers standard Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology as well as optional Traffic Jam Assist and a 360° Panoramic View Monitor.
The Uncharted is the more compact, more stylish alternative in Subaru’s electric SUV family. The Solterra provides a more entry-level approach with a greater focus on AWD availability and a maximum range of 288 miles. The Trailseeker is the optional upgrade with standard AWD, 375 horsepower, and a maximum 3,500 pounds of towing capacity. Come compare the specs of the two electric SUVs at Michael Hohl Subaru in Carson City.
What is the maximum range of the Subaru Uncharted?
The Subaru Uncharted has an EPA-estimated range of 308 miles for the Premium FWD trim. The Sport is rated at 287 miles, and the GT is rated at 273 miles. Actual driving range depends on many factors, such as temperature, speed, terrain, how many passengers and cargo are in the car, use of climate control, and driving style. For Carson City drivers, elevation changes and colder mountain air can influence power consumption. When shopping for an Uncharted at Michael Hohl Subaru, use this maximum range as a guide based on your typical daily commute and access to charging.
Why is the Subaru Uncharted so popular?
Yes. Our Uncharted Sport and GT models have Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, and Premium models are front-wheel drive. If you often drive in the snow, on wet roads, over gravel, or up steep roads, you might find AWD to be really helpful. The Uncharted Sport has a ground clearance of 8.2 inches, and dual-function X-MODE with Grip Control – available on the Sport and GT – offers snow, dirt, and deep snow/mud modes that may provide extra traction. If you mostly drive in the Carson City area, the Sport or GT models might be best if you need all-weather traction more than the range.
How quickly can the Subaru Uncharted charge?
Subaru reports that the Uncharted can fast-charge from 10% to 80% in about 28 minutes, under ideal conditions. The fast-charging network uses the North American Charging Standard and includes access to over 25,000 Tesla Superchargers. The vehicle has a battery preconditioning system to help improve fast-charging performance when cold. Charging rates will depend on some factors, including the battery temperature, charger power output, battery state of charge, and others. For a rider in Carson City, home charging can take care of everyday overnight needs, while DC fast-charging will be better suited to longer trips through Northern Nevada.
Which Uncharted trim should I choose?
Begin with your priorities – not the cheapest or most attractive. The Premium FWD features over 300 miles of available range. The Sport provides even more gusto at 338 horsepower with Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, giving it better performance and grip to appeal to the enthusiast. If you need AWD and want 20-inch wheels, a glass roof, and ventilated seats, you’ll want to upgrade to the GT. At Michael Hohl Subaru, Carson City drivers can look at all three configurations to see how they compare with range, winter driving, luxury, and the types of streets you primarily drive.
Is the Uncharted a comparable substitute to the Solterra?
Both are electric Subaru SUVs, but they focus on some slightly different priorities. The Uncharted is the smaller, sportier offering, with an available range up to 308 miles and available 338-horsepower dual-motor AWD. The Solterra provides standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, an available 288-mile range, and 8.3 inches of ground clearance. Which suits your lifestyle better will depend on whether you need more range, a smaller size, standard AWD, or more interior and utility space. Michael Hohl Subaru can show you around both SUVs in Carson City so you can determine which setup is ideal for your driving habits.
