Subaru Impreza

Subaru’s most unique electric model promises plenty with sporty looks but is hindered by outdated underpinnings

Try and think for a moment of an affordable all-wheel-drive hatchback that you can currently buy right here in Australia. The available options for those Small SUVs might be more popular nowadays but can Subaru’s new Impreza prove that hatches are still an attractive prospect for buyers?

Heroism in vehicle form is an idea that’s easy to dream of, harder to make and almost impossible to turn into a legend – let alone trying to do so at a We get behind the wheel of the original WRX STI that forged an icon. Does it live up to the hero-worship hype?

Should you buy a Subaru Impreza? Find out in our expert review of the 2020 update, including Australian price and specs, 2.0L engine and ride comfort.

We thoroughly test the 2017 Subaru Impreza 2.0i-S hatch, covering the Impreza's driving experience, comfort, practicality and value for money.

The 2024 Subaru Impreza is almost here, promising greater safety, better technologies and a refined exterior design. The sixth-generation Impreza Pre-orders are now open for Subaru’s latest Impreza all-wheel drive small car, but it’s more expensive and the sedan is no more

Subaru Australia has announced it will open the orders books for its sixth-generation Impreza small car in September this year, before the vehicle is set The sixth-generation car is set to feature a larger touchscreen and possibly a hybrid option, but the sedan body style has been dropped from the lineup

Set to be offered alongside the closely related Crosstrek small SUV, the new Impreza is also likely to get a hybrid power plant

The S-Edition is an Australia-only special, and equipped with exclusive STI and genuine Subaru accessories

Crosstrek styling comes to the hatch that’s set to be revealed later this week at the Los Angeles Auto Show

Subaru teases the next-generation hatch, but will there be a place for it in Australia alongside the confirmed, closely-related Crosstrek SUV?

A new Subaru Impreza is said to be just months away and might feature a new hybrid engine and even level 3 autonomous driving capability.

Subaru’s Impreza model is now $800 more expensive than before for all cars ordered after 5 May 2022 here in Australia

A parts shortage has forced Subaru to temporarily shut down most of its Japanese factories, potentially affecting several of its models.

The 2017 Subaru Impreza is a vastly improved product compared to the model it replaces; its interior is far higher quality, it rides well and is good value.