Subaru Uncharted im Test: Dieses Japan-SUV ist Zen-Buddhismus auf vier Rädern
Ruhig bleiben ist so etwas wie die Kernkompetenz des Subaru Uncharted. Der Toyota-Bruder punktet mit Gelassenheit und einem guten Preis. Dabei lässt er aber auch manches vermissen.
Düsseldorf – The Subaru Uncharted, an electric SUV, represents a departure from Tesla's approach. While Tesla is often likened to a "church of the holy St. Elon," the Uncharted is a more subdued offering. It embodies the essence of Zen Buddhism - calm, dependable, and self-realized. The name "Uncharted," when translated from English to German, means "unknown."
This succinctly describes the brand's position in Germany. With approximately 1800 units sold in the first half of the year, Subaru holds a mere 0.1% market share, a testament to its niche standing. However, a staggering 70 to 80% of its vehicles are sold in the US. The term "Uncharted" is derived from cartography, signifying 'unexplored' or 'uncharted territory'.
This is a fitting description for Subaru's latest venture. The Uncharted marks Subaru's first foray into the electric vehicle market. While the Solterra is Subaru's existing electric offering, the Uncharted diverges from this pattern. It introduces a unique twist - it can be equipped with either rear-wheel or front-wheel drive.
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