[SubiGuy]

Finally glad to see what it looks like, although it shares a lot with the bZ4X.

 

[JohnPaul]

I think I like the friendlier face compared to the Toyota, but it also gives off serious Mach-E moustache vibes.

 

[SubiGuy]

I think I like the friendlier face compared to the Toyota, but it also gives off serious Mach-E moustache vibes.

It sure beats doing this to an iconic nameplate...

Same goes for the interior of the WRX...

 

[JohnPaul]

It sure beats doing this to an iconic nameplate...
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Same goes for the interior of the WRX...

SAVAGE

 

[BoxerPwr]

After seeing the reveal video I still think it's the better looking option compared to the bZ.

 

[jmajid]

no mention of Eyesight that i could tell... what's with that?

 

[Mr. WRX]

no mention of Eyesight that i could tell... what's with that?

Solterra will be manufactured by Toyota. I assume they'll be using the Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) system.

 

[jmajid]

perhaps, but the 2022 BRZ (which has the Toyota 86 )twin has available Eyesight for automatic models.
Can't tell if the new model year 2022 Toyota 86 has Eyesight or still has the same as the 2020 Toyota 86 which had the Toyota Star Safety System. This appears to be different to the Toyota Safety Sense though.

So it's possible that the Solterra and Bz4x come with different safety systems?

Which do we prefer? If we have a preference?

 

[Jumpem]

Solterra will be manufactured by Toyota. I assume they'll be using the Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) system.

The Solterra is an automatic pass if it does not have EyeSight. Subaru's renowned AWD system is in the past with ICE. EyeSight is the only unique thing they could bring to the EV landscape.

 

[Commodore]

Eyesight is aboard...

 

[JIm_in_PA]

Eyesight is aboard...

Yes, but as has been discussed, the feature in the Solterra is derived from the Toyota system and is different than the Eyesight system in other Subaru models.

 

[JayEM]

Eyesight is aboard...

Yes, but as has been discussed, the feature in the Solterra is derived from the Toyota system and is different than the Eyesight system in other Subaru models.

From the photos I've seen (at Introducing the all-new 2023 Subaru Solterra electric SUV), it's most likely TSS and not EyeSight per se (as in with the dual cameras) - but it is being branded "EyeSight".

 

[JIm_in_PA]

Yes, that's already been confirmed in previous conversations here and elsewhere. Given how this particular vehicle is being produced, it makes sense.