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Specifications
Powertrain
| Engine |
2.5L flat-4 with e-BOXER hybrid system |
| Transmission |
Lineartronic CVT |
| Drive |
Symmetrical AWD |
| Fuel type |
Hybrid (Gasoline + Electric) |
Performance
| Net horsepower |
194 hp |
| Torque |
Hybrid system managed output |
| 0-60 mph |
Approx. 7.5 sec |
| Top speed |
Approx. 115 mph |
Dimensions
| Length |
176.8 in |
| Width |
71.7 in |
| Height |
65.2 in |
| Wheelbase |
105.2 in |
| Cargo volume |
19.9 cu ft (behind 2nd row) |
Efficiency
| EPA city |
35 mpg (hybrid est.) |
| EPA highway |
34 mpg (hybrid est.) |
| EPA combined |
35 mpg (hybrid est.) |
| Fuel tank |
13.5 gallons |
Safety
| NHTSA rating |
5 stars (recent model years) |
| IIHS |
Top Safety Pick+ (recent model years) |
| Driver assists |
Subaru EyeSight |
Engine & Performance
Engine2.5L e-BOXER Hybrid
Horsepower194 hp (net combined)
TorqueHybrid system output (manufacturer managed)
Fuel TypeHybrid
TransmissionLineartronic CVT
Drive TypeAWD
Mileage35 MPG combined (hybrid est.)
AccelerationApprox. 7.5 sec (0-60 mph)
Top SpeedApprox. 115 mph
EmissionsLow-emission certified (market dependent)
BatteryLithium-ion hybrid battery
ChargingSelf-charging hybrid (regenerative + engine)
Range (EV)N/A
Fuel Economy
Fuel TypeHybrid
Mileage35 MPG combined (hybrid est.)
EmissionsLow-emission certified (market dependent)
BatteryLithium-ion hybrid battery
ChargingSelf-charging hybrid (regenerative + engine)
Range (EV)N/A
Safety
- Pre-Collision Braking
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Lane Keep Assist and Sway Warning
Technology
- 11.6-inch STARLINK Multimedia touchscreen
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
Ownership
- Heated front seats
- Power-adjustable driver seat
- Leather-trimmed upholstery
Follow Subaru maintenance schedule, use quality fluids for boxer engine, rotate tires regularly, and clean underbody after off-road or winter salt exposure.
Expert Review
By FindEdition Auto Team
4.6 / 10 expert score
Overview
Subaru Crosstrek combines standard Symmetrical AWD, available hybrid power, and useful ground clearance in one of the most capable subcompact crossovers on the market.
Driving Experience
The e-BOXER hybrid delivers smooth low-speed response and confident all-weather traction, while X-MODE adds capability on gravel and snow-covered roads.
Efficiency & Practicality
Strong hybrid MPG and a flexible cargo area make Crosstrek well suited for commuting, outdoor weekends, and year-round driving in varied climates.
Pros
- Standard Symmetrical AWD on all trims
- Strong hybrid fuel economy
- Excellent safety ratings with EyeSight
- Good ground clearance for the class
- Practical size for city and trail use
Cons
- Acceleration is adequate but not quick
- CVT response can feel sluggish at times
- Rear seat space is tight for tall adults
- Interior materials are functional rather than premium
Verdict
Best subcompact crossover for buyers who want standard AWD, hybrid efficiency, and light off-road confidence in a practical daily package.
Pricing Intelligence
MSRP
$35,450
Current
$34,699
Dealer
$34,199
Invoice
$33,650
Offer
$34,449
Discount1001
Finance2.9% APR for 60 months (qualified buyers, region dependent)
Lease$389/mo for 36 months, $4,299 due at signing (market dependent)
TaxesVaries by state and locality
Product Intelligence
Buying Recommendation
Sport Hybrid offers strong value with hybrid efficiency and AWD. Choose Limited Hybrid for premium interior and full digital displays, or Wilderness for maximum ground clearance.
Ownership Cost
Follow Subaru maintenance schedule, use quality fluids for boxer engine, rotate tires regularly, and clean underbody after off-road or winter salt exposure.
Charging
Self-charging hybrid (regenerative + engine)
Alternatives
Sport Hybrid offers strong value with hybrid efficiency and AWD. Choose Limited Hybrid for premium interior and full digital displays, or Wilderness for maximum ground clearance.
vs Toyota Corolla Cross: Crosstrek wins on standard AWD and off-road capability; Corolla Cross offers simpler ownership and lower price. vs Honda HR-V: HR-V has a roomier rear seat, while Crosstrek leads on AWD standard and adventure-ready hardware.
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