The legendary sports model of Subaru, whose genes derive from the victorious vehicles in the world rally, and most recently in the Nürburgring in just one lap, where it holds the record of a 4-door sedan, and in the 24 hours of resistance, where he won last May the fifth victory in his category, has undergone a revision in its aesthetics, equipment and some mechanical elements to improve its performance and comfort.

The new versions of the 2018 model, show a new more aggressive front with a new wider bumper, larger lower air intake, new grille, LED daytime running lights, and new LED front lenses with directional dipped and road lights (SRH - Steering Responsive Headlights)

On the side, there are some new 19-inch wheels, one more than before, lacquered in Dark Gunmetal color, making room for a new Brembo brake system that increases braking capacity and resistance to fatigue, incorporating new perforated discs in both axles, 6 piston calipers on the front axle and 2 on the rear painted yellow, and new pads that improve the feel and dosage of braking. The new model also includes mirrors with a blind spot warning function and automatic light change system.

As far as the interior is concerned, numerous details have been added such as the electric adjustment of the driver's seat with lumbar adjustment, a new multifunction top screen that goes from 4.3 to 5.9 inches with more options and HD definition, and a new redesigned dashboard with graphics on white and red background with improved central display. The safety belts are red STI, an armrest with rear coasters is added, and a multitude of details in piano black populate the interior improving the look and overall finish of the passenger compartment.