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From the Subaru website: > Maximum cargo volume: 63.5 cubic feet ...I'm assuming that's with the seat folded down, and assuming the RAV4 cargo capacity is als
by floxy 2y ago
From the Subaru website:
> Maximum cargo volume: 63.5 cubic feet
...I'm assuming that's with the seat folded down, and assuming the RAV4 cargo capacity is also with the seats down.
https://www.subaru.com/vehicles/solterra/specs-trim.html https://www.subaru.com/vehicles/solterra/specs-trim.html
>what are the odds that the Solterra is going to make it to 2045 without requiring significant/expensive maintenance?
Unknown, but the Solterra is built by Toyota, FWIW.
https://www.motorbiscuit.com/the-real-reason-the-2023-subaru-solterra-is-built-in-a-toyota-factory/ https://www.motorbiscuit.com/the-real-reason-the-2023-subaru...
- tonyarkles 2y agoHuh! I wonder how the site I got that number from got the cargo capacity so wrong. Looks like the battery itself has a 100,000 mile/8 year warranty (whichever comes first) which is honestly longer than I expected. Well, we’ll see in 5-10 years when she’s ready to replace the RAV4. She had to drive 300km for work today which looks like it would have been right on the edge of the range of that unit. Would’ve been cheaper in an EV, but a significantly longer day since there’s no high-capacity charging infrastructure available on the shortest route to get there.