This section provides practical guidance on how to efficiently use the charging system of the Subaru Solterra, as well as how to monitor and interpret important charging-related information for optimal performance.
Systematically charging
To maximize the usability and convenience of the Subaru Solterra, it is strongly recommended to adopt a consistent and well-planned charging routine. Regular and systematic charging helps ensure that the traction battery remains at an optimal level, allowing for reliable daily driving without unexpected range limitations.
■ Before leaving home
Before starting your journey, it is advisable to fully or sufficiently charge the Subaru Solterra at home. This ensures that the vehicle begins each trip with an adequate battery level, reducing the need for frequent charging stops and improving overall driving efficiency.
■ On the way to the destination or at the destination
While driving the Subaru Solterra, if the traction battery level becomes low, recharge the vehicle at a nearby public charging station or designated charging point. Planning charging stops in advance can help avoid unnecessary delays and ensure a smooth driving experience.
■ After returning home
After completing your trip, it is recommended to recharge the Subaru Solterra to prepare for the next drive. Maintaining a routine of charging after each journey helps keep the battery ready for immediate use.
The Subaru Solterra also allows you to configure a charging schedule, enabling automatic charging at preferred times such as late at night or early morning. This feature can be particularly useful for taking advantage of lower electricity rates and ensuring the vehicle is always ready at a specific time.
Charging schedules can be customized to repeat daily or on selected days, offering flexibility based on individual driving habits.
Checking information related to charging
The Subaru Solterra provides detailed charging information through the multi-information display, allowing drivers to stay informed about the current charging status and system conditions.
■ While charging
When charging the Subaru Solterra with the power switch turned off, opening any door will display the current charging status along with an estimated time remaining until charging is complete. This information is shown temporarily for user convenience.
The actual charging duration may vary depending on several factors, including the remaining battery capacity, ambient temperature, and the specifications of the charging equipment being used.
In certain situations, the estimated time remaining may not be displayed, particularly when charging current is reduced and the charging process becomes prolonged.
■ After charging is complete
Once charging of the Subaru Solterra is finished, opening a door while the power is off will display a summary message detailing the charging results.
Additionally, if charging is interrupted or cannot be performed due to specific conditions, a message will appear to inform the driver of the issue.
Whenever such notifications are displayed, carefully follow the on-screen instructions to ensure safe and proper operation of the Subaru Solterra charging system.
By consistently applying these charging practices, Subaru Solterra owners can improve battery longevity, maintain optimal driving range, and ensure a more efficient and reliable electric driving experience.
Charging methods
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1. Remove in the order indicated in the table.
2. Install in the reverse order of removal.
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Rear stabilizer control link
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Rear stabilizer bracket
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Rear stabilizer bushing
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WARNING:
Removing the hood without supporting it could cause the hood to fall and
cause serious injury. Always perform the procedure with at least another person
to prevent the hood from falling.
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Hot engines and oil can cause severe burns. Be careful not to burn yourself
during removal/installation of each component.
Fuel vapor is hazardous. It can very easily ignite, causing serious injury
and damage. Always keep sparks and flames away from fuel.
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