The new third-generation XV, which was first released in September this year, was not only renamed Crossstrek (hereinafter referred to as Crossstrek), but also the complete model lineup, power specifications and local price of the Japanese Subaru (Subaru ) has also announced the complete model lineup, power specifications and local price.
What is more surprising is that the Japanese Crosstrek not only uniformly equipped with the e-Boxer oil-electric hybrid system, but also subverts the four-wheel drive practice that has always been adhered to in the past. Touring and Limited both provide front-wheel drive models simultaneously, with the price ranging from 2.42-2.99 million yen, and the difference between the front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive models is 200,000 yen.
According to the power specifications announced by the original factory, the e-Boxer oil-electric hybrid system equipped with the Japanese Crosstrek is still composed of a 2.0-liter horizontal four-cylinder natural intake cylinder direct injection engine codenamed FB20. The maximum engine output is also set at 145 horsepower and 190N·m. It is equipped with an electric motor with an output power of 13.6 horsepower and 65N·m and a lithium battery with a capacity of 4.8Ah. The corresponding Lineartronic CVT continuously variable automatic transmission emphasizes that it has been improved.
When the weight of the vehicle increases by 20~30 kg, according to the Japanese WLTC test specifications, the average fuel consumption after the crossstrek facelift can reach 15.8km/L, an improvement of 0.8km/L from the previous generation's 15km/L. If you change to a front-wheel drive model with a weight of 10 to 20 kg, the average fuel consumption can reach 16.4km/L. Although it is not outstanding by the standards of gasoline and electric models, it is at least ideal than in the past. There is another option for consumers who do not necessarily need four-wheel drive. In addition, the new generation of Crosstrek is expected to be officially launched in Japan next year.
