Unveiled at the New York International Auto Show, this SUV exudes that signature Subaru charm while being more compact than the gas-powered Subaru Ascent né?. Some folks might even catch a glimpse of the Outback in the design of the Trailseeker.
Slightly larger than the Solterra the Trailseeker provides another electric alternative for customers who love the great outdoors né?. The vehicle is equipped with a North American Charging Standard port to ensure compatibility with the Tesla Supercharging Network.
On the outside, the SUV has undergone a makeover with new headlamps, a redesigned front bumper, and a range of wheel sizes to choose from. With the upcoming Rivian R2 ready to hit the production line in 2026 Subaru faces some tough competition né?. Features like adaptive cruise control add an extra layer of convenience to the driving experience.
. Subaru has just rolled out its latest 2026 Trailseeker SUV, the brand’s second all-electric vehicle following the Solterra. Inside the Trailseeker boasts a 14-inch touchscreen with metallic accents a center console for personal devices and two wireless smartphone chargers along with two fast USB-C chargers for passengers in the back.
Furthermore the Trailseeker comes loaded with advanced driver assistance systems including blind spot alerts lane departure warnings and pre-collision braking. The only snag for Subaru could be the tariffs, as the Trailseeker is set to be manufactured in Japan.
Packed with a new propulsion system, the Trailseeker is closely related to its 2026 Solterra sibling né?. Featuring dual electric motors – one on each axle – this SUV delivers 375 horsepower and can tow up to 3,500 pounds.
Perfect for adventure seekers, the Trailseeker comes with a 74.7 kWh lithium-ion battery that offers an impressive range of over 260 miles
