Charging your Subaru E-Outback
AWD · built 2026–present · fully electric · 2026–present · change- Connector Type 2Charging port front left
- Charging at home Max. 22 kW22 kW 3 phase · 32 amps
- Battery 71 kWh Usable capacity
- Range 523 km WLTP
- Full at home ± 3.2 hours At 22 kW, from empty
Our pick for your E-Outback
One recommendation per charging situation. Your E-Outback charges at home at up to 22 kW, so we match everything to that.
Everything that fits your E-Outback
12 products- EROCK Next Gen Charging Cable Type 2 – 32A Three-Phase (22 kW)Fits your E-OutbackFrom€139,00 €139Up to €10 off
- Zaptec Go - Type 2 Charging station With Socket - up to 22 kW - 4G & WifiFits your E-OutbackFrom€599,00 €599
Regular price€739,00€140 off - Zaptec Go 2 – Type 2 Charging Station with Socket – up to 22 kW – 4G & Wi-Fi – MIDFits your E-OutbackFrom€779,00 €779
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Which charging cable fits a Subaru E-Outback?
Which charging cable fits a Subaru E-Outback?
Your E-Outback AWD has a Type 2 connector at the front left and charges at home on 3 phases and 32 amps: up to 22 kW. A Type 2 charging cable of 22 kW gets the most out of your car.
At 22 kW you charge the 71 kWh battery from empty to full in about 3.2 hours. With a portable charger on a regular socket it takes a lot longer, handy if you don't have a charging station.
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Questions about charging a Subaru E-OutbackQuestions about charging a E-Outback
Which charging cable fits a Subaru E-Outback?
Your E-Outback AWD has a Type 2 connector at the front left and charges at home on 3 phases and 32 amps: up to 22 kW. A Type 2 charging cable of 22 kW gets the most out of your car.
How fast does a Subaru E-Outback charge at home?
At home your E-Outback charges at up to 22 kW, on 3 phases and 32 amps. An empty 71 kWh battery is full in about 3.2 hours.
Can I charge a Subaru E-Outback from a regular socket?
Yes. With a portable charger you charge your E-Outback from a regular socket. At around 2.3 kW that's a lot slower than a charging station: handy on the road or if you don't have one at home.
Do I need a 22 kW cable for my E-Outback?
Yes. Your E-Outback can charge at 22 kW. With a 22 kW cable and a charging point that delivers 22 kW, you get the most out of your car.