In Pictures: Subaru Develops In-House EV Tech for Next-Generation Models, Moving Beyond Toyota Partnership

Subaru's next-generation EV program aims to deliver a prototype with 509 horsepower and sub-4-second acceleration by around 2029.

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Subaru's move to in-house EV technology signals a shift away from its longstanding partnership with Toyota.

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Subaru is developing its own batteries, motors, and control unit to power future electric models.

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The automaker's in-house platform is being tested as Subaru prepares to launch new EV tech around 2029.

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Subaru's EV ambitions extend beyond Toyota-derived systems as it pursues proprietary electric powertrain technology.

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In-house control unit development is central to Subaru's strategy for next-generation electric vehicles.

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Subaru's prototype targets 509 horsepower, underscoring its push for competitive performance in the EV market.

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The shift toward self-developed EV technology reflects Subaru's effort to differentiate its future lineup.

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Subaru aims to deploy its own EV platform, batteries, and motors in production models by the end of the decade.

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