Detailed review of the 2023 Subaru Crosstrek 2.0R AWD model including interior, boot space, handling, ride quality and safety.

The Subaru Crosstrek is available with petrol or hybrid engines and in several different grades in Australia. In this review, Zak Adkins drives the $38,490 Crosstrek R grade, which is one step up from the base model ($34,990).

Key rivals for the Crosstrek include the Kia Seltos, Hyundai Kona and Nissan Qashqai.

Time codes:
0:00 - XV vs Crosstrek
0:34 - Crosstrek R variant
0:48 - Interior
1:20 - Cloth seats
1:35 - Steering wheel
1:45 - Material quality
1:55 - Storage
2:16 - Back seats
2:51 - 291L boot space
3:07 - Servicing & warranty
3:20 - Fuel economy
3:31 - Comprehensive insurance
3:48 - Driving dynamics
4:16 - Ride and handling
4:35 - 2.0L petrol engine
5:01 - CVT automatic
5:21 - Turbo or 2.5L option
5:38 - Eyesight Safety
5:59 - AWD system
6:24 - Pros and cons
6:47 - Hybrid version
7:22 - Verdict

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