【150kW急速充電】eMPカードを初体験！金額はSUBARUディーラーよりお得！？驚きの比較結果

■Please subscribe to our channel↓↓ https://www.youtube.com/@solterra-lab... A must-see for owners of the new Solterra (2026 model)! This time, after switching to 20-inch standard tires, we conducted our first long-distance test by driving from Niigata to Fukushima (over 500km round trip) with our family of four. From the amazing "unprecedented quietness" achieved with the 20-inch tires to the "impact on fuel efficiency," we provide an unbiased review from the perspective of an electrician's shop owner. Furthermore, we've packed in essential real-world information for EV life, including the behavior of the latest driving assistance system, "Lane Change Assist," on highways, and a surprising price comparison of 150kW fast charging (first use of eMP card). How far did we manage to unleash the true potential of the Solterra on our journey to "Tora Shokudo," the sacred land of Shirakawa ramen? Please watch until the end! 🕒 Table of Contents (Timestamps) 00:00 The day after switching to 20-inch tires (April 12th), feeling 100% ready and ready to go 01:13 Picking up family from my parents' house and starting. A barrage of questions from my younger brother to Soltera begins. 03:09 20-inch normal tires are definitely quieter than 18-inch studless tires. 04:29 About lane change assist. 08:50 The 2004 movie iROBOT talks about how everything will be fully autonomous by 2035. 09:35 A conversation about how highways should all be autonomous in the future. 10:18 With cruise control turned off and regenerative braking at 0, the car slides on inclines. 12:30 Driving 60km on local roads after getting off the highway, trying to conserve electricity, but the results were not great. 13:47 The beautiful scenery of the cherry blossom trees and how Google Maps' estimated arrival time is too accurate. 15:14 Arrived at Tora Shokudo in Shirakawa, Fukushima Prefecture at 8:30. Report on poor fuel efficiency so far 16:10 Round trip from Tora Shokudo to Miharu Takizakura. Approximately 90km, driven briskly with regenerative braking at maximum for the entire distance. 17:08 Returned to Tora Shokudo and explained the fuel efficiency so far. And a review of Tora Shokudo's ramen. 18:27 On the way back to Niigata from Tora Shokudo, there was a 150kW charger at a 7-Eleven 18km away, so I tried using my eMP card for the first time. I also tested how the washer fluid for the rear digital rearview mirror camera came out. 20:50 The cost of charging with eMP this time. And how does it compare to other SUBARU dealers? Comparing it to visitor rates 23:11 Insta360 has a problem of overheating and stopping immediately 23:29 The "p" sound when the lane change assist starts is difficult to hear, and the digital rearview mirror has the advantage of allowing the passenger to see behind them. 23:47 Differences between heating and cooling air conditioning settings 25:24 The fuel efficiency increased when my father drove on the way back, but since the fuel efficiency fluctuated drastically throughout the day, I think the 20-inch tires haven't broken in yet. 26:38 Summary of today's trip: Fuel efficiency, etc., for a 536.8km drive from Niigata to Shirakawa City, Fukushima Prefecture. 【Points of this verification】 1. The truth about 20-inch tires From 18-inch studless tires to 20-inch normal tires. The improvement in quietness is amazing, but how does it affect fuel efficiency? We will also consider the changes due to "tire break-in." 2. Latest Driving Assistance & Performance Ease of use of the improved lane change assist from the 2026 model year Impact on energy efficiency by switching between regenerative braking "0 (sliding)" and "MAX" Unexpected benefits of the digital rearview mirror (visibility from the passenger seat) 3. 150kW Fast Charging and eMP Card First experience with the 150kW charger installed at Seven-Eleven using an eMP card. Which is more "cost-effective" compared to charging at a SUBARU dealer or visitor rates? We'll reveal the specific costs. 4. Real-World EV Travel Troubles & Useful Features Insta360 Overheating Issue Rear Camera Washer Operation Check Accuracy of Google Maps Arrival Time [Vehicle Information] Vehicle Name: SUBARU SOLTERRA Year: 2026 Model (October 2025 Improvement) Grade: ET-HS 4WD (High Grade) Features: 6-LED Daytime Running Lights, Grille-less Front Design, Latest Safety Equipment [About Solterra Research Institute] This channel features daily life and travel logs (records) with the first EV (Solterra) purchased by a working electrician living in Niigata. We deliver infrastructure explanations from a professional electrician's perspective that you can't find in catalog specifications alone, and honest owner reviews. We hope this will be helpful for those who are undecided about choosing an EV, those who are worried about charging infrastructure, and all fellow Solterra lovers. If you enjoyed the video, please support us by subscribing to our channel and giving us a thumbs up!...