HYBRID, THE SUBARU WAY.
Discover the Subaru XV e-BOXER

The perfect balance of new e-BOXER efficiency 

and Subaru performance

Economise without compromise; the new Subaru XV brings together the best of both worlds, with a custom-built Subaru e-BOXER power unit.

Built on the existing all-round performance and go-anywhere capability of the Subaru XV,
it’s an SUV that can handle itself in the toughest of terrains.

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We take the Subaru XV e-BOXER on a road trip

First for protection
and safety

Adventure with
less impact

Take on
any terrain

Our custom built e‑BOXER engine now powers the Subaru XV. Acclaimed safety features have helped it achieve the highest score ever given in a series of tests to earn the title of the safest car in Japan*.

You’re not giving up on cargo space even with the integration of 118V battery pack paired to the iconic 2.0‑litre direct injection boxer engine. It delivers 16.7hp from the drive motor, to dial up the fun, and keep the environ-mental impact down.

Superior S‑AWD and enhanced X‑Mode capability give the Subaru XV exceptional handling and resilience. When the conditions demand it, the Subaru XV is tough enough to take it.

ENCAP 2017         The Subaru XV achieved the maximum 5-star
    overall rating in the 2017 Euro NCAP* safety
      performance tests.

         *The European New Car Assessment Programme:
              independent crash test & safety organisation                 backed by several European governments,
        motoring & consumer clubs.

For more information, please visit www.euroncap.com

Get behind the wheel of the new Subaru XV e-BOXER

There’s nothing like getting behind the wheel of the Subaru XV and feeling the responsive power and handling for yourself. Select your country to book a test drive.

*2016-2017 Grand Prix Award for earning the highest safety score ever in the Japan New Car Assessment Program (JNCAP) crash safety evaluation test conducted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) and the National Agency for Automotive Safety and Victim’s Aid (NASVA).