The Toyota bZ4X and Subaru Solterra twins will reportedly welcome a new member to the respective brands’ EV families in the form of a jointly-developed SUV that’s set to launch in 2026.

Toyota and Subaru still aren't giving up on electric vehicles as word on the street indicates that the two companies will be working on another joint venture to launch an EV SUV by 2026. The rumor comes from Nikkei Asia,

Toyota and Subaru are working on yet another electric vehicle together, and it really shouldn't come as much of a surprise that it will in fact be another SUV, but production could come sooner than expected.

After mutually developing two electric vehicles (EVs), Toyota and Subaru will be releasing a third electric SUV slated for 2026 in Japan, Europe, and North America.

Toyota and Subaru are set to expand their electric vehicle (EV) offerings beyond the bZ4X and Solterra models with a new joint project. This upcoming

Toyota and Subaru's next joint EV is set to be another SUV, but there's no word yet on Toyota Australia's second battery-electric model.

A new electric vehicle co-developed by Toyota and Subaru is slated for release in 2026, according to a report by Nikkei Asia. This upcoming EV will be aimed at markets in Japan, Europe, and North America,

The electric revolution continues as Toyota and Subaru team up once again to launch a brand-new electric SUV, following their bZ4X and Solterra models. According to an explosive report from Nikkei Asia,

The bZ4X/Solterra won't be a one-and-done electric affair as Toyota and Subaru are working on another jointly developed model without a combustion engine. A fresh report from Nikkei Asia states the two Japanese automakers will launch a second zero-emission model,