Electric Vehicles
Subaru Hybrid & Electric Vehicles at Capital City Subaru
Laconia drivers: Subaru is bringing more hybrid and electric vehicle choices to drivers who want great all-weather capability with better fuel efficiency and lower emissions. Whether you need a rugged SUV for New England roads or an all-electric ride with zero tailpipe emissions, Subaru's lineup at Capital City Subaru has options worth a look for drivers in Tilton and Loudon.
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What is the Difference Between Hybrid & EVs?
Trying to decide between a hybrid and an all-electric vehicle? We're here to help break it down.
Hybrid vehicles combine a traditional gas engine with
electric motors to boost fuel efficiency and performance. The electric motor
works alongside the engine to reduce fuel consumption, especially at lower
speeds or during stop-and-go driving. You don't need to plug in a hybrid, they
recharge their batteries automatically through regenerative braking and the
engine itself. Hybrids are a great option if you want improved mileage and
lower emissions without changing your driving routine.
Electric vehicles (EVs), on the other hand, run
entirely on electric power. There's no gas engine at all, which means zero
tailpipe emissions and a quieter, smoother ride. EVs need to be plugged in to
recharge, but with the growing network of fast-charging stations, powering up
is more convenient than ever. If you're ready for a fully electric lifestyle
and want to eliminate gas stops altogether, an EV is a smart, sustainable
choice.
Both options offer advanced technology, a lower
environmental impact, and the confidence of Subaru safety and reliability. The
right choice comes down to your lifestyle, driving habits, and how you want to
power your journey.
Charging Info
Concord drivers: for fully electric Subarus like the Solterra, charging is simple and flexible. You can plug into Level Two chargers at home for convenient overnight charging or use public DC fast chargers when you're on the go. Many fast-charge stations can help you go from about 10 percent to 80 percent in roughly 28-35 minutes, depending on conditions and equipment. With broader access to major charging networks, it's easier to plan daily drives around Manchester and longer trips outside Hooksett with confidence.
Hybrid Comparison
Crosstrek Hybrid (Plug-In Hybrid)
- Type: Plug-in hybrid (gas + electric)
- All-wheel drive: Yes
- Why it fits: Great for efficiency-minded drivers who still want gas backup for longer drives
Forester Hybrid (Hybrid)
- Type: Hybrid (gas + electric, no plug needed)
- All-wheel drive: Yes
- Why it fits: Familiar SUV utility with improved fuel economy for everyday driving
Solterra (All-Electric)
- Type: All-electric (no gas)
- All-wheel drive: Yes
- Why it fits: Zero tailpipe emissions and smooth electric power for commuting and beyond
Range & MPGe Visuals
- Solterra (EV): Around 278-288 miles of driving range on a full charge, depending on configuration and conditions.
- Crosstrek Hybrid: Strong overall driving range thanks to gas + electric power working together.
FAQ Content
Do Subaru EVs need gas?
No. Fully electric models like the Solterra run only on electric power, so there's no gasoline involved.
How do hybrids work?
Hybrid models pair a gas engine with electric motors to boost efficiency, reduce fuel use, and help you spend less time at the pump.
Are these good for winter?
Yes. Subaru's focus on traction and control makes hybrids and EVs a strong match for snowy or wet conditions around New Hampshire.
Contact us today to find out more about the upcoming Subaru lineup.
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Capital City Subaru
150 Manchester St
Concord, NH 03301
- Sales: (603) 207-8579
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