Subaru Is Developing Its Own EVs, and It Starts With a 510-HP AWD Station Wagon Prototype
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{"epilogue": "Subaru unveiled its first in-house electric vehicle prototype, a 510-horsepower all-wheel-drive station wagon, as the automaker moves to develop its own EVs independently from Toyota. The upcoming electric vehicle platform is slated for release around 2029.
Meanwhile, the mystery electric prototype also raised hopes for a potential STI comeback."}
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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