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Why Subaru Is Happy to Be Last in Electric Race

Why Subaru Is Happy to Be Last in Electric Race

Subaru owners are a green bunch. Later this year, the company plans to introduce a plug-in hybrid version of its Crosstrek SUV, combining gas engines with electric motors. A fully electric car is still years away. “If we put one out now, we’re going to be competing in the teeth of the market with everybody else,” Subaru Corp. U.S. Chief Executive Officer Tom Doll explained in an interview.