BuyASubie · 2026 Solterra Limited XT

338 Horses. Zero Gallons.

For the spec-sheet enthusiast — the buyer who read "0–60 in under 5 seconds" and felt something. $42,895 starting MSRP — your out-the-door number comes in writing.

$42,895 starting MSRP^*

338 hp · 0–60 in under 5 seconds

Just $1,500 over Limited

⚡ 2026 Solterra Limited XT

Let's Price Your Limited XT

Tell us who you are. We'll come back with the real out-the-door number — and if you've never driven a quick EV, we'll get you behind the wheel of one. That's usually the whole conversation.

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What You Get

The Quiet Performance Bargain.

$1,500 over the Limited buys the XT motors — 338 hp and a sub-5-second 0–60. That's quietly one of the best performance-per-dollar buys in the entire Subaru lineup, and almost nobody knows it's here.

What Limited XT Adds

One line item. A big one.

The XT dual-motor punch: 338 hp, 0–60 in under 5 seconds
All of Limited's comfort layer stays — upgraded seats, audio, and convenience features
The full 2026 platform underneath: fast charging in about 28 minutes 10-to-80%, the 14-inch screen, AWD standard
At $1,500 over Limited, it's the cheapest serious speed Subaru sells — a WRX conversation for EV people

The Honest Trade-Off

Speed takes a small bite somewhere.

A few miles of range traded for a lot of grin — the standard-motor trims are the range maximizers
If you never use the power, you paid $1,500 for a party trick — the Limited is the same car at every legal speed driven gently
It's still a family SUV, not a sports car — if corners matter more than launches, drive a WRX before you decide

$42,895 starting MSRP^* — your out-the-door number comes in writing before you set foot on a lot.

2 Solterras currently listed — from $45,968

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2026 Solterra Limited XT in Astro Black Mica, stock #TA011348

2026 Solterra Limited XTAstro Black Mica · Stock #TA011348 · Available now $45,968MSRP $45,883

2026 Solterra Limited XT in Harbor Mist Gray Pearl, stock #TA013336

2026 Solterra Limited XTHarbor Mist Gray Pearl · Stock #TA013336 · Available now $46,913MSRP $46,828

Current AutoNation Subaru Carlsbad listings, including available and in-transit vehicles. Prices pulled September 2, 2026 · includes the $85 doc fee · excludes tax, title and registration · subject to prior sale. Click any car for its complete BuyASubie page.

The Honest Ladder

Step Down? Step Up?

Step down?

If you're not sure you need the power, you probably don't — and Limited at $41,395 saves you $1,500 with the exact same comfort, range platform, and charging. Drive both back to back before you decide. The XT sells itself in the first on-ramp or it doesn't; we won't do it for it.

Step up?

Touring XT at $45,555 keeps the same 338 hp and checks every remaining comfort and tech box — $2,660 more for features, not speed. If you're the person who wants nothing left unchecked, that's the flagship. If you came here for the motors, they're all present and accounted for right here.

No pressure either way — we make the same honest recommendation whether you spend $38,495 or $45,555.

Straight Answers

Questions People Actually Ask.

The questions buyers ask right before they decide on this trim.

Is the Solterra Limited XT worth it?

At $42,895 starting MSRP, $1,500 over the Limited buys the XT motors — 338 hp and a sub-5-second 0–60. That's quietly one of the best performance-per-dollar buys in the entire Subaru lineup, and almost nobody knows it's there. All of the Limited's comfort layer stays; only the motors change.

What's the cheapest quick Solterra?

The Limited XT at $42,895 starting MSRP is the cheapest way into the 338-hp dual-motor setup and the sub-5-second 0–60 — the same powertrain as the $45,555 Touring XT. At $1,500 over the standard Limited it's the cheapest serious speed Subaru sells, which makes it something like a WRX conversation for EV people.

Does the Solterra XT lose range?

It trades a few miles of range for a lot of grin — the standard-motor trims are the range maximizers. The fast-charging performance and the 14-inch screen are unchanged. If you never use the power you paid $1,500 for a party trick, and the Limited at $41,395 is the same car at every legal speed driven gently.

Solterra Limited XT vs Touring XT — which should I get?

The Touring XT at $45,555 starting MSRP keeps the same 338 hp and checks every remaining comfort and tech box — $2,660 more for features, not speed. If you came for the motors, they're all present and accounted for at $42,895. If you're the person who wants nothing left unchecked, the Touring XT is the flagship.

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* MSRP does not include destination and delivery charges, tax, title, and registration fees. Destination and delivery includes handling and inland freight fees and may vary in some states. Prices, specifications, options, features, and models subject to change without notice. Select colors may be subject to an additional charge. For the numbers on a specific car, send us your details and we'll put the window sticker and your out-the-door figure in writing.