Both the exterior and interior of the new Subaru WRX include significant design improvements over the old model
Subaru has unveiled its new 2022 WRX. Now in its fifth-generation, the model is due to hit the market in early 2022. It retains a familiar look and feel, but a host of design changes provide a much-needed breath of fresh air.
At the front, the signature Subaru hexagonal grille sits above a wide lower air intake that spans the width and includes embedded fog lamps. The C-shaped LED lights remain, sitting at the far edges so that they link the front end with the wheel arches and bonnet, which includes the trademark scoop air intake.
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