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Subaru says Solterra EV to go on sale in Europe by mid-2022

Subaru released a teaser photo of the Solterra, its first mass-market electric vehicle. (Alexander Friedrich/Getty Images/500px Prime)
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Hans Greimel
May 11, 2021 08:49 AM

TOKYO -- Subaru has tapped the name Solterra for its first mass-market electric vehicle, saying the new battery-powered crossover will go on sale by mid-2022 in Europe and the United States.

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