- The 2023 Subaru Solterra starts at $46,220, $3005 above base 2023 Toyota bZ4X.
- The Subaru’s standard all-wheel drive takes up a lot of additional costs, because Toyota Comes standard with front-wheel drive.
- However, a bZ4x with optional all-wheel drive starts at $925 less than the entry-level Solterra.
The 2023 Subaru Solterra and the 2023 Toyota bZ4X have been linked since their inception, the result of the newly introduced electric SUVs. co-developed by their respective parent companies. The BZ4X and Solterra share a common platform and many other characteristics, but shoppers who compare the two will notice that the Subaru is also more expensive than its Toyota sibling. The 2023 Solterra starts at $46,220 while the 2023 bZ4X starts at $43,215.
Basic math tells us that the cheapest Solterra is $3005 more expensive than the cheapest bZ4x. Price comparisons are more complicated than that, however, as much of the Subie’s extra costs are attributable to its standard all-wheel drive system. On the other hand, Toyota is standard equipment with a single-wheel drive system, front-wheel drive. So, what’s the price difference when the entry-level bZ4X is equipped with all-wheel drive? Well, it’s still $925 cheaper than the basic Solterra.
Solterra is available in three levels: Premium, Limited and Touring. The Limited starts at $49,720 and the Touring starts at $53,220, making them the most expensive Subaru models at the showroom. The BZ4X is offered in XLE and Limited grades only. The front-wheel-drive Limited starts at $47,915, and upgrading to all-wheel drive will cost an extra $2080 for both versions.
The 2023 Solterra and 2023 bZ4x will go on sale this summer, which Subaru says will initially arrive in a limited number of dealers. The company also says it’s finalizing plans to give Solterra pre-bookers the choice of credit to charge the EVgo or money to buy and install a Level 2 charger at home.
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