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Justy Returns? Subaru Mulls Small Electric Car to Rival Renault 5
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The small Subaru disappeared from the European market many years ago, but with the transition to electromobility, it could return. But we'll have to wait a few more years.
Subaru could soon be back in the B-segment – and fully electric. Given the surprising success of the new Renault 5, the Japanese manufacturer is considering a compact electric model below the upcoming Uncharted electric SUV, as the British magazine Autocar reports. This would strengthen Subaru's position, especially in Europe, where compact, affordable electric cars are in high demand. Subaru was last represented in this vehicle class with the J…
Subaru is considering developing an electric hatchback for the B-segment. However, before making a final decision on the matter, the brand wants to wait and evaluate the success of the new Uncharted. The European B-segment is experiencing a boom with the arrival of new electric models such as the FIAT Grande Panda and the Renault 5. According to the latest reports, brands such as Hyundai and MG will launch their own offerings for this category o…
Some car brands have not even served various price segments and vehicle sizes in recent years, but the market change through electric cars opens up a new opportunity. Subaru is currently taking the path to transform to electric cars and now there may also be a fresh model for the B segment. Subaru is considering the introduction of a cheap electric compact model, inspired by the success of the new Renault 5. Since the beginning of the year, the …
Justy returns? Subaru mulls small electric car to rival Renault 5
Affordable hatchback is under consideration; could be twinned with Toyota's mooted electric Yaris Subaru is mulling a potential return to the B-segment with an affordable electric hatchback following the success of the new Renault 5. The move would bolster the Japanese marque’s position in Europe by lowering entry into its EV line-up, made up of the recently revised Solterra, new Uncharted SUV and new E-Outback crossover. The brand's most famou…
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