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Frequently Asked Questions

Which of the Subaru EV vehicles is right for my lifestyle?

It depends on how much room you require and the nature of your daily driving. The Uncharted is the small crossover model perfect for city driving, and the Solterra is the Subaru small electric SUV, riding on a long-established EV platform and providing daily driving flexibility. The Trailseeker should definitely be considered if you need additional space as well as enhanced off-road capability. These models have distinct equipment, range, and performance attributes, so be sure to take into account how many passengers you typically carry, your weekly mileage, and your weekend plans. Then, stop by Ewing Subaru of Plano to weigh our electric Subaru models!

Can I charge my Subaru EV at home without fast charging?

Yes, you can charge at home using a conventional outlet, but charging takes much longer this way. In our experience, most of the Frisco EV owners opt for a Level 2 home charging station that can quickly recharge the battery overnight. Keep in mind your home’s electrical system and parking situation, and whether you need access to charging stations if you rent your Frisco home. Our team can inform you about the charging equipment that will work for your vehicle before you buy an EV near Frisco.

How does owning a gasoline Subaru compare to having an electric vehicle?

The main distinctions lie in the process of keeping the car and recharging the battery at home or at an open charging station. Fully electric cars mean you will not need to change spark plugs, switch out exhaust systems, or change your car’s engine oil. You’ll still need to rotate your tires, check your brakes, replace cabin filters, and keep up with the regularly scheduled vehicle maintenance, but your electricity bill, insurance, tire replacements, and home charging station will all play into your overall cost of ownership. At Ewing Subaru of Plano, we recommend Frisco drivers add up all of these costs before the price of the car to see if it works within your budget.

Will the hot North Texas climate have an impact on my EV’s range or battery?

Yes. Extreme temperatures reduce your driving range by causing your car to run more efficiently and draw more power to cool the cabin of your car. Regular air conditioning use and highway driving at sustained speeds also decrease range. If at all possible, park your car in the shade and pre-cool while connected to a power source, while following Subaru’s battery care recommendations, to get the most utility out of your energy. It’s always a good idea to leave some range in the tank, instead of planning each trip for the absolute maximum posted value. These tips can help out with everyday use between Frisco, Plano, and Dallas this summer.

What other conditions should I be aware of when comparing all-electric SUVs?

Yes, if you plan your route around charging station access. Subaru EV models are compatible with DC fast charging, and you’ll be able to connect to local Tesla Superchargers thanks to the adoption of the North American Charging Standard (NACS). Remember, the range, charging stations and their access and charging speeds will depend on the specific vehicle you choose, as well as your location. Check out your intended route before leaving, and if you’re traveling to or through mountains, plan for higher fuel usage and increased range consumption on the road. Find backup locations and more if you’re traveling through Texas, and plan for a longer drive and some longer stops.