Subaru Ends Legacy Production In 2025

Subaru Legacy 2025. (Doc. Subaru)

JAKARTA - Subaru announced that the Legacy sedan will end its production period at the end of spring 2025.

Legacy is the longest existing Subaru model, but it was stopped by the production of this model, not without reason, considering that the manufacturer is transitioning to electrification.

According to the brand's official website, Wednesday, April 24, Subaru intends to move to electric vehicles completely. Solterra is the first EV model presented by the company that has been sold in mid-2022. Moreover, the manufacturer with the'six star' logo will also produce eight EV models in 2028. Solterra is still the only environmentally friendly vehicle owned by Subaru.

Returning to Legacy, the model also experienced a downward trend in sales of up to 13.1 percent in the first quarter or as much as 4,398 in the United States (US), making it the third in sales the lowest besides Solterra and BRZ.

This number is smaller than WRX, which has a smaller market oriented to automotive performance and enthusiasts with 4,404 units [there is an early quarter of 2024.

Subaru Legacy 2025 will be equipped with advanced technologies such as EyeSight Driver Assist Technology which has become the standard on all brand models from Japan.

The model will arrive on the retail network this spring and will be sold at prices starting from US$24,895 or around Rp401.7 million.

Designed for the United States (US) market, Legacy was first introduced in 1989 and became the first Subaru model assembled in the US, to be precise at the Indiana Plant. Since it was first introduced, this car has sold 1.3 million units.

The first generation of this model started a new era for Subaru with a medium-sized sedan and wagon featuring sleek and advanced technology such as multi-dot fuel injection, four-wheeled disc brakes, full independent suspensions, and available Full-Time AWD.