frequently asked questions

For all extended warranty enquiries please contact your local Subaru Retailer.

Check out our Warranty page for more information.

All new Subaru vehicles purchased on or after 1^st January 2019 come with a 5 Year/Unlimited Kilometre Warranty.

If you purchased your vehicle before the 1^st January 2019, your vehicle comes with a 3 Year/Unlimited Kilometre Warranty unless purchased during a campaign period which included an offer of a 2 year manufacturer’s extended warranty. In this instance, your standard 3 Year/Unlimited Kilometre Warranty will automatically have been extended to 5 Years/Unlimited Kilometres.

Your rights under our warranty are in addition to any rights you may have under the Australian Consumer Law.

Check out our Warranty page for more information.

We often receive queries from Subaru owners who are interested in modifying their vehicles, including changing tyre sizes. Whilst we understand that people wish to personalise their vehicle, we are unfortunately unable to recommend or endorse any modifications utilising non-standard or non-factory components.

This is because Subaru Corporation, their engineers and component part suppliers carefully design and carry out extensive testing and/or certification intended to ensure that final production vehicles will perform reliably and safely under normal operating conditions. Put simply, all of the parts fitted to your Subaru from the factory, and/or genuine Subaru Accessories added, have been tested and/or certified to ensure they meet Subaru's exacting standards.

Obviously non-genuine or non endorsed parts and accessories have not been tested or certified by Subaru Corporation. As such adding non-genuine components to your vehicle may have unknown consequences such as an adverse affect on the operating systems of the vehicle and/or may result in damage to other components. Obviously Subaru Australia cannot accept liability for such consequences. Also, it is possible that your Subaru's New Car Warranty may be compromised where a fault occurs that is directly related to, or caused by, a modification utilising non-genuine parts or accessories.

Given the forgoing, Subaru Australia does not recommend any modifications away from the original factory specifications, the only exception being the fitment of Genuine Subaru Parts and Accessories for the relevant model and variant.

Check out our Warranty page for more information.

All authorised Subaru Service Centres will honour your Subaru New Vehicle Warranty. They will repair, replace or adjust any part of the vehicle that is defective in factory workmanships or materials free of charge in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Warranty & Service Handbook.

From time to time we may authorise warranty repair at a non-authorised Subaru Service Centre (such as in remote regions), however you must seek our approval in advance.

Check out our Warranty page for more information.

The New Vehicle Warranty provided with each new Subaru vehicle is transferable from owner to owner.

The warranty is only applicable in Australia and is not transferable to other countries, as no reciprocal world wide warranty is provided.

Check out our Warranty page for more information.

Yes. Your Subaru has an optimum service interval that depends as much on time and driving conditions as it does on distance. Everyone's driving habits are different and therefore so are the service requirements for your vehicle. You should be servicing your vehicle based either on time or distance, whichever occurs first.

In fact, vehicles that are used for regular short, stop-start trips, such as city driving, are often more at risk of premature engine and battery wear as the engine may be working harder. Other fluids in your car, such as brake and transmission fluids, can also deteriorate over time. So to help preserve and maintain the performance, safety and retained value of your Subaru, make sure you follow the recommended service intervals specific to your model.

Check your Warranty & Service Handbook or call your local authorised Subaru Retailer to determine the specific service intervals that apply to your Subaru.

Keeping to the recommended service intervals involves more than just changing the oil and the odd air filter.

Irregular servicing can also lead to reduced fuel efficiency and increased air pollution, potentially damaging the retained value of your vehicle.

Servicing within the recommended intervals also helps to preserve and maintain the performance, safety and retained value of your Subaru. When you bring your vehicle to an authorised Subaru Service Centre, Subaru technicians will perform various inspections such as inspections of your brake system, tyres, driveline and steering components, and will only use genuine or endorsed Subaru parts and consumables, all vitally important for your safety.

If you constantly undergo severe driving conditions or drive in harsh environments, then your vehicle will require additional maintenance.

These conditions could include (but are not limited to) any or all of the following:

- Operating in extremely hot or cold weather
- Living in coastal areas
- Towing a trailer
- Repeated short trips
- Driving on dusty roads
- Driving on rough, muddy or snow-melted roads
- Mountainous area living
- Extensive idling and/or low speed driving for long distances
- Continuous high speed driving (at speeds greater than 140 km/h) for over 2 hours
- Under high performance conditions (e.g. track days)

If you're in doubt as to the best servicing schedule for your vehicle, talk to your Subaru Service Advisor.

Subaru Australia does not recommend the use of chemical additives, which are not specifically required or recommended by Subaru Australia or Subaru Corporation as necessary for the servicing of Subaru vehicles. You should also be aware that the use of non-recommended chemical additives could cause damage that may not be covered by the Manufacturer's warranty.

The recommended replacement specification of oils, lubricants, fuel, coolants and other chemical additives are listed in the workshop manuals, service information, owner's manual and owner's manual supplement for Australia.

Below is the recommended scheduled service intervals for all current generation Subaru vehicles.  The recommended scheduled service interval for your particular car can also be found in the Warranty & Service Handbook that comes with the car.  The service intervals have been developed to help ensure your vehicle continues to operate within specifications for Australian conditions.

You can check if your vehicle has an outstanding recall by using one of our Recall VIN Lookup tools.

For Takata Airbag Recall enquiries please use https://www.subaru.com.au/takata-recall, for all other recalls please use https://www.subaru.com.au/recall to check whether your vehicle is currently affected by a recall(s).

Modern Subaru cars are highly complicated machines. As such we always recommend that you service your car through a qualified service professional.

Your authorised Subaru Service Centre has the latest Subaru diagnostic equipment together with qualified service professionals familiar with the Subaru product making them well placed to look after your pride and joy. With our network of authorised Subaru Service Centres conveniently located around Australia, you can be assured that one is never too far away.

Find your closest Subaru Service Centre here.

If you are a mechanic or someone who wants to service their own vehicle you are able to purchase a service & repair manual from Subaru Australia. Please contact our Customer Relations Team here.

Subaru service and repair manuals contain technical information regarding vehicle specifications, recommended oils, lubricants and materials, mechanical repair information, diagnostic flowcharts and vehicle wiring diagrams. The service and repair manuals are highly technical in nature and are intended for use only by suitably trained and qualified individuals.

Use of the service and repair manuals is at the purchaser's sole risk. To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither Subaru Australia or Subaru Corporation accept any liability in respect of servicing or repairs conducted by any unqualified or untrained person relying on the service and repair information contained in the service and repair manuals.

The service and repair manuals are provided in either CD or DVD media type, and are available for purchase by individual year model and vehicle variant. The content of the service and repair manuals is protected by copyright © in favour of Subaru Corporation. No part of the service and repair manuals may be reproduced, modified or distributed without prior written permission.

Depending on the model and year of your Subaru vehicle there are several ways to update your satellite navigation system. For more information relating to your specific vehicle please click here.

Subaru Retailers stock a range of Genuine Subaru Accessories for older Subaru vehicles and can assist you with any related questions such as pricing and availability. Please contact your nearest Subaru Retailer to discuss your needs.

We recommend having your vehicle details on hand such as model and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) when you raise your enquiry.

Every one of our Subaru model ranges have their own selection of Genuine Subaru Accessories. 

Alternatively, if you're looking for more information regarding the range of accessories available to you, as well as prices, availability and/or fitment, please contact your local Subaru Retailer Parts and Accessories Department.

For more information about Genuine Subaru Parts including warranty information, please take a look at our Parts page.

To purchase Genuine Subaru Parts, please contact your local Subaru Retailer Parts and Accessories Department.

You can check if your vehicle has an outstanding recall by using one of our Recall VIN Lookup tools. For Takata Airbag Recall enquiries please use https://www.subaru.com.au/takata-recall, for all other recalls please use https://www.subaru.com.au/recall to check whether your vehicle is currently affected by a recall(s). Alternatively, please contact our dedicated Recall Contact Centre by calling 1300 550 994 (Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm AEST. Closed Public Holidays) or emailing at feedback@subaru.com.au.

Do you need help in another language? Our Recall Contact Centre on 1300 550 994 will be able to assist you with translation services. If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, contact us through the National Relay Service by calling 1800 555 660 and ask for 1300 550 994. For more information, visit relayservice.gov.au.

Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC) features a range of stability and braking technologies. In essence VDC is designed to step in when a possible loss of control is detected, to help prevent an accident.

VDC contains an array of sensors that constantly analyse and assess the conditions and take action (such as applying brake to one or more wheels independently from other wheels) when needed.

As different Subaru models and variants may contain different engines, and are of different weights, each Subaru model may have a different recommended towing capacity. To find the right towing specifications for your vehicle you can contact your local Subaru Service Centre or our Customer Relations team on 1800 22 66 43. Please have your VIN (vehicle identification number) available.

As long as the minimum octane rating has been met for your particular vehicle, and the ethanol content (E-10) does not exceed 10%, E-10 petrol can be used. To find the minimum octane rating for your vehicle you can check your vehicle’s Owner’s manual, under Specifications > Fuel.  NB not all Subaru models and variants can run on E-10, particularly high performance models and variants.  

Each Subaru model may have a different recommended oil grade. To find the right oil specifications for your vehicle you can check your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual, under Specifications > Engine Oil.

Whether or not chains will be required will depend on several factors such as the climatic conditions, road conditions and depth of snow or ice on the road. Local authorities will generally alert you if chains are required by erecting relevant signage. In some cases, chains may only be required for 2 wheel drive vehicles. As all Subaru vehicles (except BRZ) are All Wheel Drive, chains will not be required on roads where only 2 wheel drive vehicles require chains, other than for BRZ.

Driving on snowy grades or icy roads may require the use of tyre chains, in which case they must only be placed on the front wheels of your Subaru.

Use only the correct size chains so as to not damage any of the suspension or the body of the vehicle.

You must also ensure you do not drive more than 30km/h whilst the chains are fitted. Refer to your Owner's Manual for more information.

You must not place your E-tag or dash cam where they will interfere with the drivers vision. If your car is fitted with Subaru Eye-sight^® Driver Assist please click on the link below to view the appropriate positioning for your E-tag. It is important to note that there must be no dirt, scratch or fogging that obstructs the forward visibility of the Eye-Sight^® cameras. Do not stick or attach any items on or within the grey prohibited area shown in the diagrams in the link.

Please click here to view the appropriate positioning for your E-tag.

EyeSight^® driver assist technology was developed to help keep you much safer on the roads. It’s like your second pair of eyes, spotting potentially dangerous situations like potential collision hazards ahead.

This award-winning technology works by capturing 3D images through cameras on the front windscreen. If it sees anything that might be of danger, it warns you audibly, urging you to take action and brake. It may automatically apply the brakes if you don’t.

EyeSight^® driver assist is standard across the range on new Forester, Outback, Liberty and Levorg and is also standard on selected XV and Impreza variants.

Check out our Technology page for more information.

While most engines stand vertically, ours lay flat. Sitting horizontally in the engine bay, it moves like a boxer’s fists with a punch a counterpunch action. Lightweight, low and flat, it makes for perfect balance and a much lower centre of gravity. It creates less noise and vibration too.

All of this means greater on-road handling for you. More stability. More performance. More fun. And a more confident drive.

Check out our Performance page for more information.

SRS stands for Supplemental Restraint System. The SRS driver and front passenger airbags are used as supplements to the seat belts to help reduce shocks applied to the head and chest of the driver or front passenger in the event of a frontal impact collision.

The SRS side airbags are used to help reduce the shocks applied to the torso of the driver or front passenger in the event of a side impact collision. The SRS curtain shield airbags are used to help reduce the shocks applied to the head of the driver, front passenger, or rear outer passengers in the event of side or rear side impact collision.

Check out our Safety page for more information.

In case of an accident, we’ve designed a vehicle body that helps protect the passengers and minimises injury. Built to cater for diverse crash conditions, the Ring-Shaped Passenger Safety Cell will absorb and direct the impact of the force around the cabin, rather than through it.

Check out our Safety page for more information.

No. A comprehensive description of your Subaru's SRS airbags and restraint systems and the conditions under which they are intended to deploy can be found in your Subaru Owner's Manual.

Subaru’s Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive (AWD) system gives you great balance and control by delivering power to all four wheels all the time. This means you have increased grip capacity for better cornering (under power) and acceleration giving you greater confidence for a safer drive. This is why every one of our vehicles – excluding the Subaru BRZ – engages all four wheels, all the time.

Check out our Safety page for more information.

In the unfortunate event that you lose the key to your Subaru, it is recommended that you contact the Service Department of your nearest authorised Subaru Retailer to organise a replacement.

Click here to locate your nearest Subaru Service Department.

ANCAP is the Australasian New Car Assessment Program. An independent organisation, providing consumers with accurate information on occupant crash safety through a star rating system. The star rating system ranges from 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

The program is supported by the Australian Federal Government, Australian and New Zealand automobile clubs, the State Government Road and Transport authorities of NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, Western Australia, the New Zealand Government, the Victorian TAC, NRMA Insurance and the FIA Foundation.

The ANCAP rating uses four internationally recognised crash tests; offset frontal, side impact, pedestrian and pole impact test.

Check out our Safety page for more information.

If you have any questions after you take delivery of your new Subaru, the best person to contact is your Sales Consultant at your chosen Subaru Retailer.

If further assistance is required, the New Vehicle Sales Manager will be pleased to help. Servicing enquiries may be directed to your preferred Subaru Retailer's Service Department.

Our Find a Retailer section can provide you with the contact details of your local Subaru Retailer.

Your Customer ID (or CRM ID for short) is your unique customer number that is assigned to you when you purchase a new Subaru. It can usually be found on personalised communication you receive from Subaru Australia.

Alternatively, you can contact Subaru Australia Customer Relations on 1800 22 66 43 or feedback@subaru.com.au to receive your Customer ID.

Subaru Roadside Assist is an emergency roadside assistance service offered to new Subaru owners. There are two Subaru Roadside Assist products namely Club Membership offered to all privately purchased Subaru vehicles and Premium Assist offered to selected Fleet and corporate buyers. We have partnered with the state Motoring Clubs to offer eligible customers complimentary 12 months standard Roadside Assistance¹ and membership.

Upon activation by you, not only does this provide exclusive member benefits like discounts at selected retailers, complimentary accommodation guides² and exciting club magazines, but also peace of mind with Subaru Roadside Assist nationwide.

No matter where you roam, you can rest assured that Subaru is there with you, ready to help every kilometre of the way.

1. 12 Month Roadside Assistance Program is standard upon activation with relevant Motoring Club in each state. To receive this benefit the customer must opt into the 12 Month Roadside Assistance Program at time of vehicle delivery. Eligible customers are those retail and novated lease customers who purchase a new Subaru on or after 1st June 2013 and have less than 5 vehicles under the Club Membership offer. Customers must provide a valid phone number and residential address, as well as date of birth. Fleet, Government, Rental companies, and customers who have purchased an Assured Extended Warranty are excluded.

2. Not applicable in Victoria.

If you have purchased a pre-owned Subaru, please register your details with Subaru Australia. You can do this via:

Website: you can update your ownership details via our website here.

Email: contact Subaru Australia Customer Relations on feedback@subaru.com.au to update your details,

Phone: contact Subaru Australia Customer Relations on 1800 22 66 43 to update your details; or

Post: fill in the form located in your Warranty Information booklet and send it to your authorised Subaru Retailer.

Subaru Australia will then update your details and, if necessary, contact you with any important information concerning your Subaru.

Touch-up paint will be available from the Parts and Accessories Department at your local Subaru Retailer. If touch-up paint is not available for your Subaru, we recommend you contact an automotive paint specialist.

Your Subaru's paint code can be found on the 'Build Date' plate. To locate this on your vehicle, please refer to 'Label Information' in your Subaru Owner's Manual.

We’re dedicated to getting you and your Subaru back on the road, as good as new. In the event of an accident, keep your car 100% Subaru by calling our dedicated hotline. We’re open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

In case of an accident, call 1800 737 179 or find your local Subaru Certified Collision Repairer.

Your Owner's Manual is an essential document that explains how to safely operate your Subaru. It also includes a Service Maintenance Schedule which indicates how your Subaru must be serviced to maintain your Subaru New Car Warranty.

A replacement Owner's Manual may be purchased for your Subaru from your nearest Subaru Parts and Accessories Department.

Click here to locate your nearest Parts and Accessories Department.

If you have lost or cannot find your Warranty and Service Handbook, please contact your local Subaru Retailer Service Centre. A representative from the Service Centre will order a replacement booklet on your behalf.

Subaru Insurance offers Subaru Motor Vehicle Insurance and Subaru Loan Protection Insurance. You can find more information on Subaru Insurance products here.

You can find a participating Subaru Insurance retailer here.

For all Subaru Insurance claim enquiries please call 1300 783 464.

Subaru Insurance is provided by Allianz Insurance².

² Subaru Motor Vehicle Insurance and Subaru Loan Protection Insurance (Disability and Involuntary Unemployment covers) are issued by Allianz Australia Insurance Limited AFS Licence No. 234 708 ABN 15 000 122 850 (Allianz).

Subaru Loan Protection Insurance (Terminal Illness and Death cover) is issued by Allianz Australia Life Insurance Limited (Allianz Life) ABN 27 076 033 782 AFS Licence No. 296559 of 2 Market Street, Sydney NSW 2000.

In arranging this insurance, Subaru (Aust.) Pty. Limited ABN 95 000 312 792 (Subaru) and the authorised dealers act as agents of Allianz and not as your agent. Neither Subaru nor any of its related companies have any liability in respect of this policy. For full terms and conditions of cover, please refer to the relevant Subaru Insurance Product Disclosure Statement and Policy Document available to you from your Allianz authorised Subaru Retailer.

Subaru e-Boxer is our new generation power unit which has been engineered to drive our first hybrid models. Powered by e-Boxer the vehicles feature an electric motor and high voltage battery, combined with a Boxer petrol engine to deliver a totally new driving experience. Subaru e-Boxer operates across 3 different driving modes, that work in synergy with our famous Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive for a performance that has to be experienced. e-Boxer takes ‘what makes a Subaru, a Subaru’ to the next level – and into the future.

'Hybrid Electric Vehicle' (HEV) draws power from a combination of sources, usually an internal combustion engine combined with an electric motor. It’s a great driving option which offers a midpoint between a conventional, engine-equipped vehicle and a full 'Battery Electric Vehicle' (BEV).

These vehicles are driven by Subaru e-Boxer – a 'mild hybrid' system that uses electric power (from a compact lithium-ion battery and electric motor) to assist the regular internal combustion engine. To maximise the vehicle’s capabilities, Motor Assist technology is used to deliver improved acceleration especially during light-load driving and starting from a stop, where the electric motor excels. This provides a strong and steady performance, while delivering the benefits of improved fuel economy and reduced vehicle emissions (based on testing conducted in accordance with the Australian Design Rules (ADR’s).

With Subaru e-boxer our hybrids deliver improved acceleration, especially during light-load driving and starting from a stop, where the electric motor excels. This provides a more enjoyable, strong performance while also delivering improved fuel economy and reduced vehicle emissions (based on testing conducted in accordance with the Australian Design Rules (ADR’s)). The Subaru Hybrid e-Boxer drivetrain all comes intelligently packaged, without altering the cabin and cargo space. The result is a vehicle with the same comfort as a petrol-only vehicle with the added benefits afforded by hybrid technology.

There are three common Hybrid Vehicle Types –

Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle (MHEV)

In mild hybrid vehicles – like the Subaru Forester and XV – the engine is the main power source, with the relatively small battery/electric motor assisting in certain driving situations, like starting from a stop or at low speeds. The main function of the electric motor is assistance, most MHEVs do not run on electric motor power alone (although some mild hybrids can).

*Subaru Hybrid e-Boxer models are ca­pable of electric-only driving in certain driving conditions.

Full Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV)

Equipped with a large-capacity, high-performance battery and electric motor, full hybrids can also run on electric power alone. They draw power from the engine and electric motor as required depending on driving conditions.

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)

PHEVs operate in a similar way to a full hybrid but with additional battery capacity for more extended electric-only driving range and the option to charge the battery using an external power source. PHEVs can be plugged into a charging station or household power supply and operate on electric-only driving for ranges greater than full hybrids.

Subaru engineers have carefully designed our hybrid system with the battery and other electrical components neatly positioned under the cargo floor, all without compromising the cargo space, height or versatility. The hybrid components have also been strategically placed to retain a low centre of gravity and to achieve optimal front/rear vehicle weight distribution for excellent handling and stability.

Yes, unlike some competitors, Subaru Hybrid e-Boxer vehicles always run in full Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, even during electric-only driving. That’s why Subaru delivers total peace of mind.

For safety reasons e-Boxer vehicles emit an electronically produced sound to alert pedestrians and nearby vehicles of their proximity. This alert operates at speeds of up to 24km/h when in electric-only driving mode.

Subaru’s hybrid vehicles are designed to automatically select the best driving mode for the driving conditions. The sophisticated control unit determines the optimum mode by assessing the driving situation, conditions and driver input. So there is no manual switch to change between modes.

Regenerative braking is a mechanism that automatically recharges the battery while the vehicle is slowing. When you decelerate or brake, kinetic energy from the vehicle’s movement is captured and used to recharge the battery. Delivering the efficiency of a hybrid without ever having to plug it in.

Under normal driving use, replacement of the high voltage lithium ion battery should not be required in the first 8 years or 160,000km. However, the battery will naturally lose capacity over time and the way it's used. For peace of mind, the lithium-ion battery is covered by an 8 year/160,000km manufacturer’s warranty, details of which can be found in the Warranty and Service Handbook.  To help maintain battery condition. We also recommend driving the vehicle at least once a month for 30 minutes or more. 

Subaru e-Boxer vehicles can generally be used just like a petrol-only vehicle. All of the high-voltage components, such as the converter and inverter, are safely packaged and covered under the cargo floor to prevent accidental touching. Please be careful not to touch the parts inside the cover, including the service plug. Should it ever be required, you can jump start your hybrid by connecting the booster cables to the auxiliary battery in the engine bay. Be sure to carefully follow the directions set out in the Owner’s Manual. Do not connect the cables to the restart battery terminals (marked on the red cap), as this will not start the e-Boxer system. Due to risk of serious or life-threatening injury, please do not touch any of the high-voltage components or cables. High-voltage components can be identified by bright orange casing.

A certain level of waterproofing has been installed in the vehicles to protect the lithium-ion battery and hybrid system components located in the cargo area under normal circumstances and use. To maintain this protection, please make sure you only use the vehicle with the cargo floor board installed. It is particularly important to avoid getting large amounts of water in the cargo area, to prevent electric shocks and/or system malfunction.

Just like petrol-only vehicles, the engine can be jump started by connecting booster cables to the auxiliary battery in the engine bay. Please follow the Owner’s Manual instructions when doing this. Do not connect the cables to the restart battery terminals (marked on the red cap), as this will not start the e-Boxer system.

Yes, you can by using booster cables. Just be sure to connect the cables to the auxiliary battery – and not the restart battery. Please consult the Owner’s Manual prior to your attempt.

Due to risk of serious or life-threatening injury, please do not touch any of the high-voltage components or cables. High-voltage components can be identified by bright orange casing. Also, never touch a leaking battery. 

Subaru Corporation Japan does not have an official calculation method, so it’s not possible to provide a combined figure that would be meaningful to drivers.

Depending on the condition of the vehicle’s high voltage lithium-ion battery, e-Boxer hybrids can travel from a few hundred metres up to 1.6km in electric only mode. However please note that electric-only power is only available under certain driving conditions up to a maximum of 40km/per hour.

These hybrid vehicles represent the start of Subaru’s journey as we transition into the new world of electrified powertrains. The Subaru factory has committed to a number of timelines which will see Subaru progressing toward the release of increasingly efficient hybrid and full electric powertrains over time, while at the same time maintaining Subaru’s strict design and engineering standards.

The introduction of our hybrid SUVs is just the beginning and you can expect to see increasing use of new electrified powertrains across the range in the not too distant future.

At this point Subaru is launching the Hybrid e-Boxer variant in the Forester and XV models only.

While we are committed to bringing this technology to market, we are also committed to taking time to ensure it is up to Subaru’s standard. Manufacture and release dates also depend on factory considerations and Subaru Japan has committed to a definite timeframe and target for minimum volume sales in both hybrid and electric by 2030.

Due to the electric components and battery system being securely positioned below the cargo floor, the amount of available space is restricted. However, owners will have the benefit of a practical and effective tyre repair kit in lieu of the spare tyre. The repair kit is easier to remove from the vehicle and will not require the car to be jacked up.

The good news is that the features Subaru owners love about our vehicles will only be enhanced by the incorporation of electric and hybrid powertrains. The positioning of these systems within the vehicle design, makes them ideally suited to supporting Subaru’s distinctive symmetry and low centre-of-gravity attributes. Naturally these new technologies will continue to be combined with Subaru’s famous Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive technology and ongoing safety innovations, such as EyeSight® Driver Assist.

Subaru Australia proudly supports a diverse range of organisations and events.

If you would like to talk to us regarding a sponsorship opportunity, please contact Subaru Australia Customer Relations on 1800 22 66 43 or feedback@subaru.com.au.

The Brumby is a proud part of Subaru's history and has been a vital part in building our brand into what it is today.

Unfortunately however, there are currently no plans to bring it back.

Subaru's selection of apparel includes t-shirts, polo shirts, jackets and headwear. Our array of merchandise accessories include keyrings, pens, lanyards, stickers and many other exciting items.

All of these and more can be found in the Subaru Lifestyle Shop. Here you will find special offers to take advantage of and detailed information about every available merchandise item as well as pricing.

Check out the Subaru Lifestyle Shop to buy yourself some new gear!

Our mission is to help Australians do more and get more out of life.

Whether you’re travelling across the country, choosing your next Subaru or booking a service, we’re here to make it easy and fun. Because a Subaru isn't just made of steel, glass, plastic and rubber, it’s made of people. The people that help you choose the Subaru that’s right for you and the people that keep your Subaru running like new.

We want to make every experience with us a great one. A great experience, that leaves you smiling.

Check out our Why Subaru page for more information.