Subaru's Three-Row Getaway EV Delayed Past Original Year-End Production Target

InsideEVs reports that Subaru's largest electric vehicle project to date, the Getaway three-row SUV, has suffered a production schedule delay. According to the report published on July 23, 2026, the American-made electric SUV was originally slated to enter production by the end of the year. However, that launch timeline has now shifted, pushing back the arrival of what is set to become Subaru's biggest EV yet.

The Getaway represents a key milestone for the automaker's lineup. Based on the facts reported by InsideEVs, the model is designed as a three-row SUV and will be manufactured in the United States. For family vehicle buyers and brand enthusiasts seeking additional seating capacity, the move to a three-row layout represents a significant step up in scale, confirming Subaru's intent to compete directly in the large electric SUV segment.

Because the confirmed information remains focused on the timeline shift, several technical and operational aspects of the vehicle remain unknown. InsideEVs confirmed that the original end-of-year production target is no longer in place, but a specific revised launch date has not been provided. Additionally, core vehicle specifications—including battery capacity, driving range, horsepower, electric motor configurations, and pricing—have not been disclosed in the report.

It also remains unconfirmed which specific domestic assembly facility will handle production, or what exact factors prompted the shift in schedule past the original end-of-year goal.

What the confirmed details do establish is that Subaru's electric vehicle portfolio is actively expanding into larger, American-built vehicle segments. While prospective buyers looking for a three-row Subaru EV will have to wait longer than initially anticipated, the Getaway remains a crucial element of the brand's future EV strategy.