Subaru Is Ready To Present More Tough Adventure Vehicles

Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness 2024. (Doc. Subaru)

JAKARTA Success with Crosstrack, Outback, and Forester models, Subaru shows their ambition to bring more qualified vehicles on all terrain. This is evidenced by the submission of 12 new trademarks to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Reporting from CarBuzz, Tuesday, February 27, these names have elements of adventure and show a focus on off-road capabilities, such as Accomplice, Everguide, Everpass, Getaway, Highroad, Hightrain, Outsider, Tailwind, Trailhead, Trailseeker, Uncharted, and Viewfinder.

Currently, Subaru is offering Wilderness trim packages for Outback, Forester, and Crosstrack models. There is a possibility that one of these new names will become a higher variant of Wilderness, with more capable off-road capabilities.

In addition, some of these names may be aimed at models with a sturdy and daring look, without off-road capabilities like JCW on Mini Cooper EVs that have a sporty style without improved performance.

Interestingly, Subaru is predicted to introduce an off-road version of Solterra under the name trim Trailhead, Highroad, or Hightrain, instead of the Wilderness badge designated for an off-road ICE-engined car.

Most likely, these new models will come in the form of crossovers, following current global market trends. Subaru also wants to catch up in the electrification segment by strengthening her future lineup with the latest hybrid, Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV), or EV options.

Although still speculation, the public will soon know for sure when Subaru launches these names in the future.