Overview
- The returning base WRX starts at $32,495 before a $1,195 destination charge, lowering the entry price by more than $5,000 versus 2025.
- Every 2026 model now includes an 11.6-inch infotainment display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto plus EyeSight driver assistance, while the 271-hp 2.4-liter turbo boxer carries over.
- Premium, Limited, GT, and tS trims also receive MSRP cuts compared with last year, with the CVT limited to the GT (standard) and available as an option on the Limited.
- A new Series.Yellow edition based on the tS is limited to 350 units and is priced at $45,995.
- In Australia, Subaru raised Crosstrek prices by $1,500 and made an Emergency Driving Stop System standard, and it streamlined the Impreza range to two variants with EDSS and price rises of $1,000 and $2,000.