Subaru has opened reservations in Spain for the Solterra and Uncharted, with the E-Outback also included. EyeSight is standard across the range; first deliveries are due late in 2026, ahead of official sales in 2027.
The Solterra’s 14-inch central screen is the clearest cabin specification buyers can assess while reservations are open. Subaru opened reservations through its official Spanish dealer network in October 2026 for the Solterra and Uncharted. The E-Outback is included too. First deliveries are expected late in 2026, with full commercial sales scheduled to begin in early 2027.
EyeSight is standard on the Solterra and Uncharted. The E-Outback gets it too. Subaru’s system uses two stereoscopic cameras mounted by the interior rear-view mirror to read the road in depth.
That camera-based setup supports automatic emergency braking when a hazard leaves little time for the driver to react. Adaptive cruise control maintains distance from the vehicle ahead, while lane-keeping assistance can correct an unintended departure.
These systems assist the driver; they do not take over driving. In AWD versions, the package also includes X-MODE for low-grip conditions. Grip Control and hill descent control are included as well. The three new SUVs use Subaru’s Global e-Subaru platform.
For a different kind of road alert, Spain’s V-27 system sends hazard warnings through DGT 3.0 to compatible connected cars. EyeSight’s cameras, by contrast, read what is directly ahead of the vehicle.
The Solterra adds wireless connectivity, and over-the-air updates can add or correct functions while the car is parked at home. The E-Outback has a stated 633-litre boot capacity and 210 mm of ground clearance. Its battery is integrated into the platform, leaving a flat floor and lowering the centre of gravity. The Spanish specification for the Field 4x2 version lists a 75 kWh battery.
Starting prices after campaigns and deductions are applied are €26,525 for the Uncharted and €35,025 for the Solterra. The E-Outback starts at €36,525. Before those deductions, the corresponding prices are €33,500 for the Uncharted and €42,000 for the Solterra, while the E-Outback costs €43,500. Spanish reports describe the deductions as including €3,375 from Plan Auto+ and €600 in energy-saving certificates (CAE). They also include a €3,000 income-tax deduction (IRPF); eligibility and the applicable support programmes affect the final amount. These are entry prices; the range-topping versions exceed 340 CV. The Uncharted is listed at 169 CV, while the E-Outback reaches 376 CV.
Published Spanish specifications list the Uncharted Active with a 58 kWh battery and front-wheel drive. The Solterra Field 4x2 has a 73 kWh battery. The E-Outback Field 4x2 uses a 75 kWh battery. The front-wheel-drive Solterra and E-Outback versions are expected later, around mid-2027. The 4x2 versions’ availability therefore follows a different schedule from the first deliveries of the new range.
EyeSight’s standard fit is a choice about trim levels: Subaru says the same base system is included from the Uncharted to the E-Outback. European rules have required a minimum set of driver-assistance features in new cars since 2024, so the practical distinction is which functions are included in each version and which are tied to AWD.
Those details are worth checking before reserving, including the minimum operating speeds of each assistance feature and how its alerts can be switched off. Reservations allow buyers to choose a model and configuration through a dealer before the cars arrive, but do not lock in a future retail price. The final amount can depend on purchase terms and available incentives. Official sales are scheduled to begin in early 2027, while front-wheel-drive Solterra and E-Outback versions are planned for the middle of that year.
