Subaru to launch a flurry of new and redesigned vehicles over the next few years Subaru has several vehicles in the pipeline that will change in major ways, from updated crossovers and SUVs to brand-new battery-electric vehicles and a new performance model that will be all electric. It’s a huge lineup of vehicles that shows the brand is working hard to provide customers with more options to meet various automotive and adventure needs. Subaru will keep expanding its family of models with new and redesigned vehicles, focusing on hybrid and electric powertrains.

In the future, several models will feature enhanced comfort, chassis, safety and interior features, while the next-generation Forester, the new Outback and the latest Ascent will take care of customers who aren’t ready for a different kind of Subaru. The Getaway, Trailseeker and Uncharted, meanwhile, will add more EV models to Subaru’s line-up. The automaker also has planned updates for the Solterra and Crosstrek and an EV version of the future WRX STI. These ten models offer a glimpse of Subaru’s strategy through the 2027 model year.

1. 2025 Subaru Forester Redesign

The all-new 2025 Subaru Forester gets a complete overhaul including striking revisions to the interior and exterior that is seen on the sixth-generation Subaru Forester. Subaru has built the new compact SUV on a chassis that’s 10 per cent stiffer, which will improve handling, driving stability and overall ride quality on various types of surfaces. The cabin has also been upgraded with technology features such as a new 11.6-inch Subaru Starlink Multimedia screen (optional) as well as wireless integration with Apple Car Play and Android Auto.

Forester Key Features:

• Sixth-generation complete redesign
• Chassis 10 percent stiffer
• Available 11.6-inch Starlink touchscreen
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Standard EyeSight Driver Assist Technology

Subaru has added a Hands-Free Power Rear Gate with kick sensor to help make filling and unloading the cargo area easier. Eye Sight Driver Assist Technology is a new feature available on every trim. The Wilderness Hybrid trim adds a 194-hp hybrid system along with off-road-ready features, such as 9.3-inches of ground clearance, all-terrain tires, updated suspension tuning and dual-function X-Mode. These features combine for an off-road ready, new and improved Forester that has plenty of down time features, technology and capacity.

2. Subaru Ascent Redesign

The 3-row Ascent family SUV gains some updates this year as Subaru aims to keep the big family-friendly crossover in the mix for the midsize crossover segment. Like previous years, the Ascent remains targeted at larger families and those who regularly need capacity and utility on a daily basis. Subaru’s new enhancements are focused on improvements to the cabin, interior lighting and passenger connectivity, available on all three rows of seats. The automaker introduced an interior-light shutoff switch and USB-C ports for those in the third row.

Ascent Updated Features:

• Three-row family SUV design
• Interior-light shutoff switch
• Third-row USB-C charging ports
• LED cargo-area light on selected trims
• New exterior color choices

Limited and Limited Bronze Edition trims also receive an LED cargo-area light to improve visibility when loading belongings. Subaru has refreshed the exterior color selection with Daybreak Blue Pearl and Deepwater Blue Pearl. Industry reports also anticipate possible future additions, including a rugged Wilderness Edition or a new hybrid powertrain option. The Ascent continues to emphasize standard all-wheel drive and generous passenger room. These updates help maintain its position as a practical family vehicle while leaving room for further development.

3. Subaru Getaway Three-Row EV

When it debuts in 2026, the all-new Subaru Getaway will broaden the company’s electric portfolio with a larger battery-powered SUV that will be able to carry five people and their gear. Built in Kentucky in cooperation with Toyota, the new SUV will have three rows of seats for up to seven passengers and should be the all-electric version of the Subaru Ascent that stands a little bigger and can carry more people. It will have a dual-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain that produces 420 hp, making the large electric crossover a real get-up-and-go machine. Subaru expects the new Getaway to deliver more than 300 miles of range.

Getaway EV Specifications:

• Three-row electric SUV
• Seating for up to seven passengers
• Standard dual-motor all-wheel drive
• 420 horsepower
• Estimated range above 300 miles

The Getaway also features equipment designed to enable outdoor pursuits and family travel. It delivers 8.3 inches of ground clearance and is capable of towing up to 3,500 pounds. Occupants are connected by a central 14-inch touchscreen that delivers all vehicle information and infotainment. Combining passenger capacity, an electric powertrain, and a practical capability provides a new vehicle in Subaru’s battery-electric portfolio. The Getaway aims to deliver the roominess and versatility one might expect of a family SUV, but as an EV.

4. Subaru Outback Redesign

The new Subaru Outback has a more upright and boxy exterior design that enhances the SUV look and feel but keeps the look and personality you’ve come to know and love with wagon styling. The interior offers passenger room similar to a mid-size SUV with ample rear seat room as well as over 35 cubic feet of cargo space. With all seats down, cargo space increases to 80.5 cubic feet making it ideal for luggage as well as other big items. Subaru offers two gas engine choices with both a base 180 HP 4-cylinder to a turbocharged 260 HP option.

Outback Main Features:

• More upright exterior styling
• Up to 80.5 cubic feet of cargo space
• Standard 180-horsepower four-cylinder engine
• Available 260-horsepower turbo engine
• 8.7 inches of ground clearance

Outback models keep 8.7 inches of ride height and standard X-Mode traction control for rough terrain. Changes inside include physical climate-control switches, along with a digital instrument cluster. The cargo area can be equipped with an all-new multifunction cover that can serve as a divider or pet barrier, and all versions come with the manufacturer’s Eye Sight safety tech. All these updates put together to deliver a car with better cabin functionality, comfort, and all-weather performance.

5. Subaru Legacy Redesign

Subaru’s midsize Legacy sedan is built on the same architecture as the Outback and gets the same package of shared updates that include engineering and styling improvements. The improved chassis gets more rigidity that should translate to more stability and a more composed feeling for daily driving. Subaru also updated the driver-assistance technology on the vehicle to help them provide a more up-to-date driving experience. The interior features the latest in Subaru infotainment technology in touchscreen form and smartphone compatibility, which help keep the Legacy competitive with buyers of traditional sedans.

Legacy Updated Features:

• Shared architecture with Outback
• Improved chassis rigidity
• Updated driver-assistance technology
• Modern touchscreen infotainment
• Enhanced cabin sound insulation

Subaru has increased sound insulation to ensure a quieter cab while highway cruising. The other safety-related features are offered as standard with the Eye Sight active safety suite. A common powertrain platform to the Outback also means that the Legacy benefits from many of the Outback’s engineering advances, with an emphasis on comfort, practicality and capable, all-weather traction. The update is designed to retain the sedan’s familiarity while enhancing passenger and driver satisfaction.

6. Subaru Solterra EV Refresh

Subaru is responding to the rising EV trend with new versions of the Solterra electric crossover. Subaru announced updates for the refreshed Solterra today, including a number of engineering tweaks designed to enhance the efficiency and range. Subaru expects that the new models will deliver a maximum range of 288 miles, allowing drivers to stretch out in between charges. The dual-motor all-wheel drive system now delivers 233 horsepower, with a more energetic XT trim bumping power up to 338 horsepower.

Solterra EV Improvements:

• Updated battery efficiency
• Estimated range up to 288 miles
• Standard 233-horsepower dual-motor AWD
• Higher XT trims produce 338 horsepower
• Available Tesla NACS charging port

Charging access during those long road trips is also being upgraded for the Solterra refresh to Subaru’s adoption of Tesla’s North American Charging Standard charging port. The new 14-inch multimedia touchscreen will act as the car’s main infotainment display in the cabin. Smartphone access is provided wirelessly too. The combination of the refreshed powertrain, easier charging and new interior updates should bring the Solterra to a higher level of electric-powered utility.

7. Subaru Crosstrek Mid-Cycle Refresh

The Subaru Crosstrek will get simple updates as the model enters its third year of the current generation. Instead of a whole new redesign, Subaru will update the model’s trim structure, exterior styling, and options for powertrains. The Sport nameplate will also be reserved for just hybrid versions, pairing the 2.5-liter gasoline engine with electric power to achieve a combined 194 horsepower. This revised lineup should make it easier for customers to decide the hybrid is right for them.

Crosstrek Refresh Details:

• Third-year mid-cycle updates
• Sport name reserved for hybrid models
• 194-horsepower hybrid powertrain
• Updated grille and rear bumpers
• New Tidepool Teal Pearl color

On the outside, minor updates are made to the front grille and rear bumpers to give the Subaru Crosstrek a new look. This model gains additional exterior paint options, like the all-new Tidepool Teal Pearl color. The Subaru Crosstrek is equipped with a standard mechanical all-wheel-drive system as well as dual-function X-Mode traction management. Inside, its durable Star Tex water-resistant upholstery reinforces this crossover’s ability to endure outdoor adventures.

8. Subaru Trailseeker EV

The all-new Subaru Trailseeker electric wagon offers capable driving dynamics while maintaining practical cargo space and towing capability. With a standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system and 375 horsepower, the trail-ready Subaru vehicle is noted as the quickest production vehicle in Subaru’s history, according to the company. The Trailseeker can accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour (mph) in 4.4 seconds, but it also provides a usable amount of space to store things and tow a trailer, according to Subaru.

Trailseeker Performance Features:

• 375-horsepower dual-motor AWD
• 0–60 mph in 4.4 seconds
• 31.3 cubic feet of rear cargo space
• Up to 74 cubic feet with seats folded
• Towing capacity of 3,500 pounds

With 31.3 cubic feet of rear cargo space and a maximum capacity of 74 cubic feet with the second-row seats folded down, the Trailseeker has ample space for gear, outdoor equipment and more with a towing capacity of 3,500 pounds. Features like electric power steering and off-road-tuned X-Mode software ensure the Trailseeker is confident and capable on the road and even off the beaten path, and automatic Eye Sight active safety features are included as standard.

9. Subaru Uncharted EV

Subaru Uncharted appears as the smallest and most inexpensive variant in the brand’s EV range. Its styling aligns with its fastback body style, but the dimensions are kept small to ensure convenience for city driving. Two versions are available, one with a 221 hp front-wheel-drive setup and a 338 hp dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. The front-wheel-drive powertrain has an expected maximum range of up to 308 miles. The alternative setup is the more powerful of the two, to cater to differing customer needs.

Uncharted EV Specifications:

• Smallest Subaru electric crossover
• 221-horsepower front-wheel-drive option
• 338-horsepower dual-motor AWD option
• Estimated range up to 308 miles
• 10–80% charging in approximately 28 minutes

The Uncharted offers fast-charging capacity, with the battery recharging from 10 to 80 percent in around 28 minutes. The overall small size is designed to help with parking and City driving, but not at the cost of lane-going ease on the highway. A 14-inch diagonal touch-screen is standard inside for infotainment control. Wireless connectivity for Apple Car Play and Android Auto is standard, as is upgraded cabin trim and Eye Sight software to help with driver assistance.

10. Subaru WRX STI-Based EV

Subaru is set to introduce an electric follow up to its legendary performance model, the WRX STI, that will arrive for the 2027 model year. The new vehicle is anticipated to bear the STe badge (Subaru Tecnica electric), a name that combines Subaru’s performance legacy with its plans for electrification. This new model is likely to feature a powertrain offering instant electric torque combined with a dedicated dual-motor all-wheel-drive system that will offer snappy acceleration and enhanced handling in difficult conditions.

Expected STe Performance:

• Planned debut for 2027 model year
• Expected STe designation
• All-electric performance platform
• Dual-motor all-wheel-drive system
• Specialized torque-vectoring technology

Another new edition of the electric STI is reportedly to bring track-ready suspension for a balanced experience at high speeds and tight corners. The full official details for the new model are still unknown, meaning we will have to wait to confirm final power and performance figures. Nevertheless, the upcoming vehicle can bring joy to those passionate about Subaru and the STI market with its rally-bred handling capabilities and final drive, augmented by an electrified powertrain.