
Use Less Gas Around Town
The Crosstrek Hybrid delivers up to 38% better city fuel economy than gas models, while the Forester Hybrid improves city fuel economy by up to 40%.
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Go farther on every tank without giving up standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. Subaru Hybrids add better fuel economy, longer range and electric-motor power without needing to plug in.
Subaru's hybrid system is designed to improve efficiency without changing the capability that makes a Subaru useful every day.

The Crosstrek Hybrid delivers up to 38% better city fuel economy than gas models, while the Forester Hybrid improves city fuel economy by up to 40%.
The hybrid system automatically switches between the gas engine and electric motors to balance power and efficiency. There's no charging cable or home charging routine required.

Forester Hybrid can travel up to 581 miles per tank and Crosstrek Hybrid up to 597 miles, while both keep standard Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive.

Subaru Hybrid Drive combines a 2.5-liter BOXER engine with electric motors for 194 combined horsepower and responsive electric-motor torque.

A Subaru Hybrid fits especially well when your week mixes Atlanta traffic with longer highway drives and weekend trips outside the city.
Two efficient AWD SUVs, each built for a different kind of everyday life.
A smaller footprint makes Crosstrek Hybrid easy around Atlanta while standard AWD, useful ground clearance and long range keep it ready for the weekend.
Forester Hybrid adds hybrid efficiency to the roomy, visibility-focused Forester cabin, making it a strong fit for families, passengers and everyday cargo.
A hybrid makes sense if you want to use less fuel without adding charging stops or changing the way you travel. You still fill up at a gas station, but the electric motors and battery help the gas engine work more efficiently.
It's also a good middle ground if you want better fuel economy but still value standard AWD, useful ground clearance and the flexibility to take a long trip without planning around charging stations.
Straight answers to some of the biggest questions about Subaru Hybrid vehicles.
Subaru Hybrids combine a 2.5-liter SUBARU BOXER engine with electric motors and a lithium-ion battery. The system automatically uses gasoline and electric power to improve efficiency while keeping standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive.
No. Crosstrek Hybrid and Forester Hybrid are conventional hybrids, so you do not plug them in. The hybrid system charges and manages the battery automatically while you drive.
The current Subaru hybrid lineup includes the Crosstrek Hybrid and Forester Hybrid. Subaru has also announced a Forester Wilderness Hybrid for the 2027 model year.
Yes. Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive is standard on both the Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid and Subaru Forester Hybrid.
The Crosstrek Hybrid offers up to 597 miles of driving range per tank, while the Forester Hybrid offers up to 581 miles.
The current Crosstrek Hybrid and Forester Hybrid both produce 194 combined system horsepower from their gasoline and electric powertrains.
Yes. Hybrid efficiency is especially useful during frequent city driving and stop-and-go traffic, while standard AWD remains useful during heavy rain and changing road conditions around Georgia.
Choose Crosstrek Hybrid if you want a smaller SUV that's easy to maneuver and offers the longest hybrid range. Choose Forester Hybrid if you want a taller cabin, more passenger-focused space and traditional Forester versatility.
Crosstrek Hybrid or Forester Hybrid, both give you better efficiency without giving up the everyday capability you expect from a Subaru. See what's available at Classic Subaru of Atlanta.