Subaru
Coverage of Subaru in the Nexus archive.
- The US EV market comes back from the dead. Thank high gas prices.
US EV sales increased in Q2 due to high gas prices, with Tesla leading the market with a 50.5% share. Other automakers like Ford and Chevrolet saw significant declines in EV sales, while Toyota and Subaru experienced growth.
- Subaru recall: Moonroof glass may detach while driving
Subaru is recalling nearly 70,000 SUVs due to a defect that could cause the glass moonroof to detach while driving, as reported in a filing with the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA).
- Subaru recall: Moonroof glass may detach while driving
Subaru is recalling nearly 70,000 SUVs due to a defect where the glass moonroof may detach while the vehicle is in motion. The recall was filed with the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA).
- It doesn't feel very agricultural: The 2026 Subaru Solterra review
The 2026 Subaru Solterra receives a midlife update with improved battery capacity and range, now offering 288 miles (463 km) on a single charge. The updated model includes a new exterior design, enhanced power options with the Solterra XT variant (338 hp), and a slightly increased starting price of $38,495 for the base model. It shares Toyota's e-TNGA platform with the Uncharted and Trailseeker EVs.
- The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written By AI
An article discusses how AI-generated writing is increasingly difficult to detect, using examples like a crash victim's perfectly structured text and a mechanic's uniform tone. It highlights growing AI adoption in professional and personal contexts despite public distrust, noting its infiltration into journalism, academia, and literature.
- Buyers fret as the average cost of a new car nears $50K
The average cost of a new car in the U.S. has reached nearly $50,000, up 30% in six years, driven by inflation, production shifts toward larger SUVs, and higher interest rates. Consumers face affordability challenges as monthly payments rise to $775, with fewer budget-friendly options available. Long-term loans are becoming more common but increase overall costs.
- Subaru weighs selling US-made Ascent SUV in Japan
Subaru is considering selling the US-made Ascent SUV in Japan. The decision involves evaluating the potential market for this model in the Japanese automotive industry.