New shots of the 2026 Subaru Outback SUV show a redesigned interior that appears to borrow both hardware and software from Toyota.

Subaru hasn’t discussed fuel economy ratings for the new 2026 Crosstrek Hybrid, but given how the gasoline-only models perform and based on estimates set by the company for the larger and heavier Forester Hybrid, it should get 35 mpg in combined driving (if not more).

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All trim levels of Subaru’s new hybrid will get X-Mode, which uses individual wheel braking to route power to the wheels with the best grip. If you have X-Mode, the corresponding counterpart to that is Hill Descent Control, which gets you back down whatever you just climbed up.

The mild retune may not be particularly comprehensive, but it does signal a big philosophical win for Toyota and Subaru enthusiasts. The revised 2025-model-year cars are incrementally better than ...

Using Subaru’s next-generation hybrid tech, the 2026 Crosstrek Hybrid utilizes a 2.5-liter flat-four engine and two electric motors.

Toyota's foray into the world of mid-engine hot hatchbacks stems from motorsports, as the racing wing of the Japanese brand is set to enter the concept model in the Super Taikyu series. Born in 1991,

Toyota's bread and butter is in ICE-electric hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and hydrogen propulsion – and it really shows in their first attempt at an EV crossover.

Subaru is currently preparing for the arrival ... The more production-ready interior looks like it was borrowed directly from Toyota. It sports two screens: one behind the wheel taking care ...

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