Exploring the 2024 Subaru Impreza: Performance and Style

The all-new, redesigned 2024 Subaru Impreza hits the streets with a stiffer body structure, an improved chassis, and a quieter cabin. This all-wheel-drive hatchback is playful with a sporty engine and agile handling that makes it a blast to drive. Read on to learn more about the Impreza and why it makes for the perfect adventure and road-trip companion.

Introducing the Powerful and Stylish 2024 Subaru Impreza

The Impreza powers its way through urban obstacles with a snappy 2.0L DOHC direct-injection horizontally opposed Boxer engine boasting a Dual Active Valve Control System. This four-cylinder powertrain drops an impressive 152 horsepower with 145 pounds per foot of maximum torque. You’ll find that this 2.0L engine is matched to a smooth Lineartronic Continuously Variable Transmission featuring Incline Start Assist.

If you choose to jump to the Sport or RS model rather than the Base, the powertrain on this hatchback is also paired with a Lineartronic CVT. However, the transmission on the Sport and RS models features an 8-speed manual mode as well as Incline Start Assist if you want the engaging experience a manual offers with the fuel economy of an automatic.

Fuel Economy

The advanced engine and efficient transmission of the Impreza ensures that you get exceptional fuel economy. This hatchback gets EPA-estimated 34 miles to the gallon on the open road and 27 miles to the gallon when running errands around town.

All-Wheel Drive

The Impreza comes standard with symmetrical all-wheel drive. This advanced AWD system lies directly along the vehicle’s centerline, providing optimal handling and stability. This means you are prepared for snow, slush, gravel, and anything else you encounter in your travels.

Vehicle Dynamics Control

In addition to the symmetrical AWD system, this hatchback features Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC). The VDC system is an electronically controlled stability feature that uses sensors to monitor steering angle, vehicle yaw rate, lateral g-forces, brake pressure, and wheel speeds.

When the system detects that your intended path is deviating from the path the vehicle is taking, it will reduce engine torque and apply brake pressure to keep you moving in the direction you want.

Active Torque Vectoring

The Active Torque Vectoring on the Impreza is a system that works in tandem with the Vehicle Dynamics Control. The Active Torque Vectoring system applies brake pressure to the inside front wheel as you are turning. This results in optimized handling, sharper turn-ins, higher cornering limits, and more neutral steering.

If you are looking for a stylish hatchback with incredible performance and stability, you need to check out the ’24 Subaru Impreza. Call or visit the Subaru Superstore of Chandler, AZ, to ask about our Guaranteed Trade-In and our Trade-Up programs today.