Subaru Crosstrek

Following Toyota, Mazda, and Subaru's joint conference back in May 2024 expressing their long-term commitment to internal combustion engines, more details have emerged of Subaru's offering – a next-generation hybrid system developed in collaboration with Toyota. Set to debut in the Japanese-market Crosstrek in December 2024, this series-parallel hybrid system adapts a new gearbox to keep the Subaru mainstays around, such as its horizontally-opposed 'Boxer' engine and mechanical all-wheel drive (

At the recent meeting of the minds between Toyota, Subaru, and Mazda to unveil a series of new internal combustion engines, a current-gen Subaru Crosstrek (formerly known as XV; a name no longer used) was there, all shrouded in camouflage. It would've made no sense otherwise – given the car is already on sale – save for the fact the hood cutout showcases the next-generation Subaru e-Boxer hybrid engine, reports Japanese media Kuruma News. This engine is a evolved version of Subaru's electrified

Tan Chong International Limited (TCIL) and Subaru Corporation have announced the cessation of Complete Knock Down (CKD) operations in Southeast Asia. The company will pivot towards importing Complete Build Up (CBU) vehicles from Japan. The decision, disclosed in a filling with Hong Kong's Stock Exchange, is a response to evolving market dynamics and a forward-looking approach aimed at ensuring sustained growth in the automotive industry. The CKD operations in Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cam

Subaru's stand at the ongoing Singapore Motor Show (which runs from 11- to 14-Jan 2023) is among the livelier ones in Suntec City Convention Centre, with spruced up models sitting in the limelight for all to see. Four models were unveiled: the Subaru BRZ STI, along with the Crosstrek, WRX Sedan, and WRX Wagon GT Edition. Subaru Crosstrek e-Boxer Hybrid GT Edition Subaru elevates the 2023 Crosstrek Hybrid by introducing the limited GT Edition trim, specially crafted for the e-BOXER 2.0i-S EyeSigh

At the ongoing Shanghai Auto Show, Subaru launched the all-new 2023 Subaru Crosstrek in China. Similar to markets like Japan and Indonesia, the Crosstrek nameplate replaces the familiar XV nameplate. Three variants are offered in the Middle Kingdom, with prices starting from CNY 199,800 (~RM 128k) and tops out at CNY 230,800 (~RM 149k). For the Chinese market, the sole powertrain option is a naturally-aspirated 2.5-litre flat-4 engine that does 169 PS and 252 Nm, mated to a Lineartronic CVT auto