Subaru Canada has posted a brochure showing Solterra accessories. No prices of course.
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Thanks for this. Very disappointed to see that there isn't a 120V power outlet in the hatch as an official dealer installed accessory. Especially since Japan spec has it.Subaru Canada has posted a brochure showing Solterra accessories. No prices of course.
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I will probably get those same accessories.Thanks man. I'll get the All Weather Floor Liners, Splash Guards, Cargo Tray and the Cargo Sill Plate. If you could use the activity mount for towing, I would get it, but that is supposed to be a no no, for some reason. They are usually not cheap anyway.
Torklift opened pre-orders for their Ioniq 5 2" hitch in March or so, twoish months after the North America release of the car, and shipped hitches by the end of April. Somebody in the Seattle or Vancouver area should inquire with them when they have car in hand.Yeah, I think the activity mount was $500 USD, so maybe 700 Canadian? I will hope for a 2" aftermarket one, but with such a low production vehicle who knows. Could fab something up I suppose. I still don't understand why there's no tow rating. I read somewhere the same car in Europe has a 750 kg rating.
All the other racks and carriers being made by Thule doesn't bode well for prices either 😅
I have mentioned the same in another thread, should I choose to keep the car when it comes in.… Somebody in the Seattle or Vancouver area should inquire with them when they have car in hand.