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June 2, 2022

Here Are The Complete Prices, Specs Of The 2022 Subaru WRX And WRX Wagon


The launch of the all-new 2022 Subaru WRX is still a week away, but Motor Image Pilipinas just can’t keep their excitement. A week before its official Philippine unveil, the exclusive distributor of Subaru vehicles in the country revealed its full specs.

As a refresher, Motor Image will be bringing in three variants of the WRX sedan and two of the WRX waon. Pricing is as follows:
  • WRX sedan M/T – P 2,508,000
  • WRX sedan CVT – P 2,658,000
  • WRX tS sedan CVT – P 2,808,000
  • WRX CVT wagon – P 2,558,000
  • WRX tS wagon CVT – P 2,708,000
Now, we can confirm that it’ll share the same engine across the line-up: a turbocharged 2.4-liter Boxer putting out 275 horsepower at 5,600 rpm and 350 Nm of torque from 2,000 to 5,200 rpm. This is enough for a 0 to 100 km/h time of 6.0 seconds for the MT and 6.1 seconds for the CVT. All variants also have a 63-liter tank and come with an idle start-stop save for the MT. All but the MT will have the Subaru Intelligent Drive or SI-Drive and an electronic parking brake.

While the manual has been improved, the CVT gets the bulk of the changes. It offers 30 percent faster upshifts and 50 percent faster downshifts than before. It also incorporates adaptive shift control that can quickly respond to perform rev-matching downshifts under braking, maintain the ideal ratio through corners, and respond faster on corner exit. Total ratio coverage range has been enlarged, and lower ‘fixed’ gear ratios have been revised to improve acceleration and response.

Moving on to the handling, all WRXs will benefit from the Subaru Global Platform which ups the overall torsional rigidity by 28 percent; suspension mounting rigidity is also up 75 percent. It also has a longer suspension stroke for increased stability, while the rear stabilizer, now mounted directly to the body, contributes to less roll during cornering. Further differentiating the WRX sedan, it has pillow ball bushings for a more precise suspension feel, while the wagon has rubber bushings for a more pliant ride.

In terms of exterior features, all WRX variants will use LEDs for its lighting. It will also come with UV protection glass on all sides. A sunroof comes only on the CVT-equipped WRX sedans, and oddly enough, just the WRX tS wagon. The sedans will ride on thicker 245/40R18 tires, while the wagons will sit on 225/45R18s.

Inside, the WRX comes with the 11.6-inch tablet-like center information display and dual-zone automatic climate control with rear vents as standard. However, the MT variants have to make do with cloth seats, while the WRX sedans and WRX tS wagon gets grippy Ultrasuede. The non-tS WRX wagon, meanwhile gets leather seats with contrast stitching. There’s also a bit of give-and-take in terms of features. The WRX tS sedan will receive an 11-speaker Harman Kardon sound system, while the rest stick with a regular 6-speaker system, but do get the convenience of a hands-free power tailgate.

The tS or Tuned by STI variants are differentiated by the felt-lined door pockets and various STI logos decorating the exterior, steering wheel, instrument cluster.

Like all Subarus, the WRX comes with cutting-edge safety. All two-pedal variants come with Subaru EyeSight as standard which now adds autonomous emergency steering and lane departure prevention. The CVT variants also have blind spot monitoring, rear automatic braking, and auto-dimming rearview mirrors. The Driver Monitoring System, meanwhile is standard regardless of transmission as is a rear-view camera.

Glance through the full specs below, and check back on June 8 to see photos from its official Philippine launch.

2022 Subaru WRX Specifications

2022 Subaru WRX Engine & Transmission
  • Engine Capacity: 2,387 cc
  • Type: Boxer Engine, 4-Cylinder, DOHC, 16-valve, Turbocharged, Petrol
  • Maximum Power: 275 PS @ 5,600 rpm
  • Maximum Torque: 350 Nm @ 2,000 to 5,200 rpm
  • Fuel Tank: 63 liters
  • Transmission: 6-speed MT / Sport Lineartronic CVT
2022 Subaru WRX Performance & Consumption
  • Acceleration 0-100 km/h: 6.0 seconds (MT), 6.1 seconds (CVT)
  • Maximum Speed: 215 km/h
  • Fuel Consumption: 10.10 km/L (MT), 11.76 km/L (CVT)
2022 Subaru WRX Measurements
  • Overall Length: 4,670 mm (sedan), 4,755 mm (wagon)
  • Overall Width: 1,825 mm (sedan), 1,795 mm (wagon)
  • Overall Height: 1,465 mm (sedan), 1,500 mm (wagon)
  • Tire & Wheel Size: 245/40 R 18 (sedan), 225/45 R 18 (wagon)
  • Wheelbase: 2,675 mm (sedan), 2,670 mm (wagon)
  • Curb Weight: 1,515 kg (sedan MT), 1,588 kg (sedan CVT), 1,612 kg (tS sedan CVT), 1,619 kg (wagon CVT), 1,629 kg (wagon tS CVT)
  • Cargo Capacity: 414 liters (sedan), 492 liters, 1,430 liters max (wagon)
2022 Subaru WRX Exterior Features
  • LED Headlights w/ Auto Levelling
  • LED Front Fog Lamps
  • LED Rear Combination Lamps
  • LED Rear Fog Lamp
  • Power-folding Side Mirrors
  • Key-linked Folding Door Mirrors
  • UV Protection Glass
  • 18-inch Aluminum Alloy Wheels, 18-inch Machined Aluminum Alloy Wheels (tS sedan CVT, tS wagon CVT)
  • Chrome-accented Front Bumper (tS wagon CVT)
  • Sports Side Garnish (WRX sedan)
  • Power-sliding, Tilt-adjustable Sunroof (WRX sedan CVT, WRX tS wagon CVT)
  • Front Fender Air Outlets (WRX sedan)
  • Rear Bumper with Air Outlets
  • Trunk Spoiler (WRX sedan), Roof Spoiler (WRX wagon)
  • Twin Dual Tail Mufflers (WRX sedan), Twin Tail Mufflers (WRX wagon)
2022 Subaru WRX Interior Features
  • Leather Steering Wheel
  • Dual-zone Automatic Climate Control w/ Rear Vents
  • Smart Key with Push-Start Ignition
  • Rain-sensing Wipers
  • Sport Pedals
  • Fabric Seats (WRX MT)
  • Ultrasuede Seats (WRX sedan CVT, WRX wagon tS CVT)
  • Leather Seats w/ Contrast Stitching (WRX wagon CVT)
  • 10-way Power Driver’s Seat w/ Memory (WRX sedan CVT, WRX wagon CVT variants)
  • 11-Speaker Harman Kardon Sound System (WRX tS sedan CVT)
  • STI Logo on Steering Wheel, Instrument Cluster (WRX tS variants)
2022 Subaru WRX Drivability
  • SI-Drive (WRX CVT variants)
  • Drive Mode Select (WRX sedan tS CVT, WRX wagon tS CVT)
  • Sports Shifting Control (WRX CVT variants)
  • Electronic Control Dampers (WRX sedan tS CVT, WRX wagon tS CVT)
  • Hill Start Assist (WRX MT)
  • Auto Vehicle Hold (WRX CVT variants)
  • Auto Start Stop (WRX CVT variants)
  • Active Torque Vectoring
  • Vehicle Dynamics Control System (WRX wagon variants)
  • Multi-Mode Vehicle Dynamics Control w/ Track Mode (WRX sedan variants)
  • Electronic Parking Brake (WRX CVT variants)
2022 Subaru EyeSight Functionality
  • Pre-Collision Braking (WRX CVT variants)
  • Autonomous Emergency Braking (WRX CVT variants)
  • Adaptive Cruise Control (WRX CVT variants)
  • Lane Centering Control w/ Vehicle Adaptive Steering Control (WRX CVT variants)
  • Lane Departure Prevention (WRX CVT variants)
  • Pre-Collision Throttle Management (WRX CVT variants)
  • Lead Vehicle Start Alert (WRX CVT variants)
  • Manual Speed Limiter (WRX CVT variants)
  • EyeSight Assist Monitor (WRX CVT variants)
2022 Subaru WRX Safety Features
  • 7 SRS Airbags, 8 SRS Airbags (WRX tS CVT variants)
  • Steering Responsive Headlights
  • High Beam Assist (WRX CVT variants)
  • Reverse Automatic Braking (WRX CVT variants)
  • Auto-dimming Rear View Mirror (WRX CVT variants)
  • Rear View Camera
  • Driver Monitoring System

11 comments:

  1. That 0-100 for the CVT is too optimistic. Lots of videos show its a lot slower.

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    1. Yeah, well...that's the quoted figure.

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    2. If you are able to review the CVT variant, it would be good if you can actually test it

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  2. Given this launch, will MI Philippines now consider outfitting the Outback with the 2.4 turbo engine?

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    1. Unlikely. The globally approved specs for the Outback is the 2.5 NA. It'll be a big (but pleasant) surprise if Subaru does make the 2.4 XT available for global markets.

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  3. 109k price difference between brz and wrx;
    RWD vs. AWD
    2 door vs 4 door
    NA vs. turbocharged(assuming they're both carrying the same engine)
    just to name a few.. what's up with that?

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    1. Apparently, the BRZ has just seen a price increase of 120K across the board. If that's true, the BRZ is now priced at P 2.519M. More expensive than the base WRX. We'll confirm if this is true.

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  4. The tS variants dont have power seats? Nice point about the bushings. Explains why reviewers were saying that the wagon was a more comfortable ride.

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    1. Apologies if that wasn't clear. We indicated "variants" to say that all variants, including the tS, has power seats.

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  5. WRX Wagon and Levorg are the same thing.

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