Subaru CEO Reveals 5 NEW Car Models For 2025 & STUNS The Entire Car World!

In this video, we look at Subaru CEO Atsushi Osaki's momentous announcement, which showcased five magnificent new automobile models that will hit the market in 2025. Subaru fans and car enthusiasts alike will be ecstatic to learn about the innovative lineup, which includes an electric Subaru Outback, the long-awaited revival of the Subaru Baja, the powerful Subaru WRX STI, the nostalgic return of the Subaru Brat, and the futuristic Electric Subaru Forester. Each of these models exemplifies Subaru's dedication to cutting-edge technology, sustainability, and performance, establishing the company as a competitive competitor in the car market.
The electric Subaru Outback is poised to set new benchmarks for electric SUVs, combining robust capability with eco-friendly technology. This model will compete with other electric SUVs from rivals such as Tesla, Rivian, and Ford. The electric Outback, with its advanced features and strong build, is guaranteed to appeal to adventurers who value both performance and environmental responsibility.
Subaru aficionados will be ecstatic about the return of the Subaru Baja, a unique combination of a truck and an SUV intended to handle both urban and off-road settings with ease. Competing with vehicles such as the Honda Ridgeline and Ford Maverick, the new Baja promises adaptability and distinctive design, setting it apart in the crossover market.
The Subaru WRX STI builds on its tradition of high-performance sports vehicles, with increased power and agility to satisfy even the most demanding drivers. The WRX STI competes with the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and the Volkswagen Golf R, aiming to provide a stimulating driving experience through innovative engineering and outstanding handling.
The Subaru Brat, a treasured classic recreated for the new era, has returned, adding to the excitement. This compact utility vehicle is intended for folks who value a combination of nostalgia and functionality. The new Brat, with its unique form and usefulness, will compete with vehicles such as the Jeep Gladiator and the Hyundai Santa Cruz, providing a distinct option for consumers looking for a versatile and elegant ride.
Finally, the Electric Subaru Forester is Subaru's entry into the future of sustainable mobility. As a direct competitor to electric SUVs such as the Toyota RAV4 Prime and Nissan Ariya, the Electric Forester blends Subaru's well-known all-wheel-drive prowess with zero-emission technology, catering to environmentally aware drivers who do not want to sacrifice performance or versatility.
Join us as we explore these remarkable new vehicles, emphasising Subaru's unique approach to automotive design and competitive advantage in a continuously changing industry. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more information on new automobile releases and industry trends!

[@denniss1211]

That photo of the Forester is NOT a Subaru drive train ... it is not a Boxer engine.

[@Austin-cg7be]

This video was a waste of time but Subaru is actually using Toyotas hybrid powertrain in the new Forester with Toyotas 2.5 inline 4

[@hlg2491]

I fail to understand why Subaru continues to use CVT except with the WRX, which you can get a six speed manual( hooray) . It also appears that they have brought back the STI

[@JSBowling2011]

YOU DIDN’T MENTION THE FORESTER WILDERNESS

[@asoto401]

They should put the Sti drivetrain in the new wrx

[@it1988a]

$60k+ for a subcompact car? Screw that!

[@martinagraves1414]

Looking forward to the new Baja

[@user-nr3xn2zd5j]

Hoping that the new Baja, with Wilderness trim, will be available soon as my 2006 Baja is ready for retirement.

[@stephenwierzbicki4463]

NEW Subaru Baja Hybrid AWD or Brat Hybrid AWD 😊🇺🇲🇨🇦

[@josephversace5895]

I hope Toyota is going to provide a better battery system than they put in the current Solterra. If they use Toyota’s hybrid systems, the new Subaru should be a hit.

[@renardargent6487]

But does it have a REAL auto gearbox instead of the constantly droning CVT?

[@eskieman3948]

I have a '22 Outback XT.... NEVER have had the "contantly droning CVT".

[@Warthirium]

The WRX STI needs to come back as THE most powerful model to ever debut, Listen it needs superior performance and support parts, it's a new era. Cosmetically it needs to be the most impressive and aggressive than any WRX or older model. Copy the mustang if you have to, (As in not compromising what the car is) 2025 WRX STI needs it and come back even stronger, this may never get the attention but If Subaru does it right, people will throw money at them or make it a dream car.

[@robertscott305]

I saw another video just on the new 2025 STI. He said 400 horsepower. But like this video it's not from a regular TH-camr who does car reviews. So I don't know if I can trust it.

[@MrGrobert1]

Have really Subaru say all that?

[@cgmiddle]

This waste of time video is both incorrect and misleading. Take it down immediately. Don't do business with the advertising sponsors.

[@johnfranktullo3463]

Hate to burst any bubbles but the new Baja if it comes out will be a based forester or outback these pics of a raptor like Baja are just bs that’s not Subaru never has never will be

[@StuG-pr9tf]

Just Beware...Buyer!? automotive bosses are telling their engineers to only design parts and systems that will only last as long as they are under warranty for.

[@openranks4519]

🫵😐

[@user-rl2se4bt1q]

Each one of them contains more rust than the other ones they’re all junk. I had an 85 Subaru and it rusted out in three years. What a piece of junk don’t buy it.

[@unclenick1968]

Haha, clickbait. Gotcha!

[@ronmcclure2674]

Electric cars stupid at this point. Fact

[@eskieman3948]

Hybrid vehicles are NOT "stupid" at this point. Just ask Toyota. fact.

[@ronmcclure2674]

@@eskieman3948 hybrids smart electric stupid. Fact. Lighten up.

[@PatMcNultyatMarkMillerSubaru]

this is garbage.