The 2024 Impreza compact car and the 2024 Crosstrek compact SUV have earned the 2023 TOP SAFETY PICK+ and 2023 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK awards respectively, from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
The compact SUV receives new rugged styling, updated interior, enhanced safety, and no change in MSRP for the new base model.
Seven out of 11 small cars scored good or acceptable ratings while four models were rated poor in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s new side-impact test.
The 2023-MY Crosstrek will feature a 2.5L, 182 hp engine standard on Sport and Limited vehicles, and deliver an EPA-estimated 35 MPG / 90 MPGe for its plug-in Hybrid model.
The starting price for the new Crosstrek increases to $22,445; the plug-in Hybrid is priced at $35,645, an increase of $200 and $300, respectively.
The 2021 hybrid features Subaru StarDrive Technology, which integrates electric motors, a 2.0-liter direct-injection Subaru Boxer engine, Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, and Lineartronic CVT.
Subaru has named pricing for its 2021 Crosstrek SUV nameplate and introduced a new Sport trim that is available with a new 2.5L four-cylinder engine.
Subaru's 2020 Crosstrek and Crosstrek Hybrid will retail for $22,145 and $35,145 respectively when they arrive at dealer lots later this year, the company announced. Retail pricing increases $250 for the Crosstrek and $150 for the plug-in hybrid, which isn't available for fleets to order.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has bestowed its highest safety recognition on Subaru's new plug-in hybrid version of the Crosstrek wagon, the 2019 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid.
Subaru is recalling 2019 Crosstrek subcompact crossovers because the driver's side rear-door window glass may be improperly tempered.
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