Subaru Uncharted electric SUVs to run Targa Tasmania Tour

Key takeaways

• Subaru will run Uncharted EVs on the first four Targa Tasmania Tour legs
• Media, content creators and Subaru dealer staff will drive the fleet
• Uncharted costs from $59,990 before on-roads, with up to 522km WLTP range

Subaru Australia will run a fleet of Uncharted electric SUVs in the Targa Tasmania Tour, which starts from Launceston on Wednesday 18 November. The Uncharteds will cover the first four legs, from the ceremonial start at the Silverdome to Burnie on Saturday 21 November. Ten owner-driven WRX and BRZ models will join them.

Subaru Uncharted at the Targa Tasmania Tour

Australian motoring media and content creators will drive the Uncharteds on 18 and 19 November, joined by Subaru ambassadors Emily Arthur and Ryan Williams. Sales and service managers from Subaru retailers in Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales will also drive the fleet during the event.

The Tour is Targa’s non-competitive category. Participants drive the same closed road stages as the competition field, in groups of about 10 cars behind a Tour Leader, with a 130km/h speed limit.

Inchcape Australasia interim managing director Colin Christie said the Uncharted is “quick, engaging and every bit a Subaru behind the wheel.”

The 70North Subaru owner group has entered 10 cars, ranging from MY22 to MY26 WRX and BRZ models. They include two limited-edition WRX Club Spec Evos, with a current-generation WRX leading the group. Targa says Subaru has competed in the event for more than 20 years, mostly with private crews. Tony Sullens won Targa Tasmania’s Modern competition in an Impreza WRX in 2004 and 2007.

Subaru Uncharted price and specifications

The Uncharted has been on sale in Australia since mid-2026 as a single dual-motor all-wheel-drive variant, priced from $59,990 before on-road costs. It is Subaru Australia’s cheapest EV.

It makes 252kW and does 0-100km/h in about five seconds. A 74.7kWh battery delivers up to 522km of WLTP range, and DC fast charging at up to 150kW takes the battery from 10% to 80% in about 30 minutes. A panoramic roof costs $1200, or $2400 with two-tone paint.

Spectators can watch the Subaru group leave the ceremonial start on 18 November and see the Uncharted fleet on stages across the first four legs. Road closure times and the spectator guide are on Targa’s website.