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Subaru Levorg Layback With OEM Accessories Makes Us Want It Even More

Although the Subaru Levorg is not particularly popular in the United States due to its limited availability, it has garnered some attention. This wagon version of the Impreza is currently only sold in Japan, New Zealand, Australia, and a few other smaller international markets. However, it stands out in a world dominated by SUVs and has become even more appealing with the introduction of new genuine accessories.

Subaru took the opportunity at the Japan Mobility Show to showcase visual upgrades for the Levorg Layback. This version of the family hauler has a higher ground clearance of 7.9 inches (200 millimeters), which is 2.2 inches (55 mm) more than the regular Levorg. It was unveiled in early September, and customers in Japan can already place orders with prices starting at 3,993,000 Japanese Yen or about $26,650 with the current exchange rates. At the Japan Mobility Show, Subaru displayed the Levorg Layback in Limited EX trim and another model equipped with factory accessories.


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2024 Subaru Levorg Layback Teased As Wagon Turned SUV

The Subaru Levorg, which is named after the words “legacy,” “revolution,” and “touring’,” is a midsize wagon that has been available since 2014. The second generation was introduced in 2020 and, like its predecessor, it is primarily sold in Japan. However, the Levorg is also available in a few export markets such as Australia, where it is known as the WRX Sportwagon, and New Zealand, where it is called the WRX GT Wagon. In the coming month, Japan will see the debut of a new version of the Levorg.

Official teaser images have been released, providing a sneak peek of the upcoming Levorg Layback, which is essentially an SUV version of the wagon. Subaru has stated that this high-riding variant is specifically intended for the Japanese market, with preorders set to begin on September 7. While the exact debut date has not been revealed, it is likely to coincide with the start of preorders or perhaps even earlier.