Sign up for Hyundai EV, VW electrified truck, unplug Subaru Crosstrek: Today’s Car News
A pickup is back on the table at VW, but it’s not all-electric. Ram shows off his electric truck coming to dealerships next year. The Subaru Crosstrek no longer has a plug-in option. And EVs by month return to Hyundai. This and more, at Green Car Reports.
Hyundai will soon, once again, deliver tram through monthly subscription, with a single payment that includes insurance, roadside assistance, and maintenance. Based on 1,000 monthly miles, the price of an EV subscription, called Evolve+, starts at $699 a month for the Kona Electric and $899 a month for the Ioniq 5. And of course, it’s all coordinated through their own smartphone app.
According to VW’s top executive in the United States, the brand is considering either hybrid or plug-in hybrid pickup for the US. The timing is unclear and the project seems to have closed (for now) for the Volkswagen electric truck which was seriously discussed prior to the formation of the independent Scout brand.
Subaru has confirmed to Green Car Reports that there are no plans for Crosstrek Hybrid after 2023. A new-generation Crosstrek made its debut on Thursday, and with the recent arrival of Solterra and California’s tighter requirements for upcoming plug-in hybrids, this 17-mile PHEV has may have existed during the loan period.
And in two new teasers Ram 1500 REV production photo electric truck, truck brand Stellantis on Thursday showed off its production EV front end that will likely look a lot like the concept truck it unveiled last month at CES. More will be revealed on Super Bowl Sunday, February 12.
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