INDEPENDENT OWNER REFERENCESubaru Solterra · 2023–2026
SUBARU SOLTERRA OWNER’S MANUAL

Multi-information display

2023–2026 manual reference · Features may vary by model and market.

Display and menu icons

■ Display

Subaru Solterra multi-information display layout with driving support and content areas

  1. Driving support system status display area

In the Subaru Solterra, this area dynamically presents visual information whenever advanced driver assistance systems are active and a menu icon other than Subaru Solterra default menu icon indicator is selected:

  • LDA (Lane Departure Alert)
  • LTA (Lane Tracing Assist)
  • LCA (Lane Change Assist)
  • RSA (Road Sign Assist)
  • Dynamic radar cruise control
  • Cruise control
  • PDA (Proactive driving assist)
  1. Content display area

The multi-information display in the Subaru Solterra allows the driver to access a wide range of real-time driving data by selecting different menu icons. It also serves as a central interface for adjusting display preferences and configuring various vehicle settings.

Depending on operating conditions, warning alerts or advisory pop-up messages may also appear to ensure the driver is informed about the Subaru Solterra status.

■ Menu icons

The menu icons are displayed by operating the meter control switches on the Subaru Solterra.

Subaru Solterra driving information menu iconDriving information display

Subaru Solterra driving support systems menu iconDriving support system information display

Subaru Solterra audio system linked display iconAudio system-linked display

Subaru Solterra vehicle information menu iconVehicle information display

Subaru Solterra settings menu icon displaySettings display

Subaru Solterra warning message display iconWarning message display

■ Liquid crystal display

As with many LCD panels, the Subaru Solterra display may show small bright or dark spots. This is a normal characteristic of liquid crystal technology and does not affect functionality or usability.

WARNING

■ Caution for use while driving

  • When interacting with the multi-information display in the Subaru Solterra while driving, always remain attentive to road conditions and surrounding traffic.

  • Avoid prolonged viewing of the display, as this may reduce awareness of pedestrians, obstacles, or changes in traffic ahead.

Changing the meter display

The multi-information display of the Subaru Solterra is controlled using the meter control switches located on the steering wheel.

Subaru Solterra steering wheel meter control switches layout

  1. Subaru Solterra directional control switch: Select menu icons, scroll through screens, and move the cursor
    Subaru Solterra navigation control button: Change displayed content, scroll screens, and adjust selections
  2. Press: Enter/Set
    Press and hold: Reset or access customizable display options
  3. Return to the previous screen
  4. Call sending/receiving and call history display

When connected to the hands-free system, call-related information such as incoming, outgoing, or missed calls will be shown directly on the Subaru Solterra display.

For detailed instructions regarding the hands-free system, refer to the multimedia owner's manual.

Content of driving information

■ Power consumption

The values shown in the Subaru Solterra should be used as a reference to help improve driving efficiency and energy management.

Subaru Solterra power consumption display with current and average values

  1. Current power consumption
    Displays real-time energy usage of the Subaru Solterra.
  2. Trip Average/Total Average
    To reset the average consumption data, press and hold the corresponding meter control switch.

The average power consumption view can be changed through Subaru Solterra display settings icon for consumption data settings.

  • Trip Average
    Displays average energy consumption since the EV system was last started.
  • Total Average
    Displays long-term average consumption since the last reset of the Subaru Solterra system.

■ Power consumption

In the Subaru Solterra, power consumption is expressed as a numerical value representing energy efficiency, similar to fuel economy in traditional vehicles. It shows how many miles can be traveled per kilowatt-hour (miles/kWh), providing a clear indication of driving efficiency and helping drivers optimize their driving habits for maximum range.