Subaru's first pure electric car is named "Lanzhou" in Chinese: Toyota bZ4X Brothers, with a range of 500km.

CTOnews.com, December 14 (Xinhua) according to the catalogue of new energy vehicles exempted from vehicle purchase tax by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Subaru's first pure electric vehicle, SOLTERRA, has the Chinese name "Lanzhou", which means the new car is expected to launch in the domestic market in the near future.

According to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the car is equipped with 66.7kWh power batteries and has a pure electric mileage of 500km. The car made its debut as early as 2021 and is Subaru's first mass-produced electric car.

From the outside, the side of the car is almost the same as the Toyota electric vehicle "CAPTCHA" bZ4X, which is familiar to CTOnews.com partners. The two cars are brothers to each other, but the front face of the Subaru Lanzhou uses a different design, equipped with a hexagonal enclosed front grille.

In terms of interior decoration, the car is equipped with a suspended central control screen and a dashboard far away from the driver, creating a visual effect similar to that of HUD.

Subaru officials have previously said that the car offers a choice of single-motor front-drive and dual-motor four-wheel drive and has a 71.4 kWh battery pack. Like the bZ4X, the Lancet will provide both front-drive and four-wheel drive powertrain, as well as DC fast charging for the maximum 150kW.

As a reference, overseas models offer two different mileage: 330 miles for the front-drive version and 285 miles for the four-wheel drive version. However, its battery capacity is different from that of the model that appeared in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology this time.