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Subaru Forester finally goes e-BOXER Hybrid

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October 01, 2025

Subaru has officially introduced the sixth-generation Forester to the Philippine market, bringing with it the brand's first "strong hybrid" system and a clear push toward lower emissions without losing the all-weather capability that defines the nameplate.

- By JACOB OLIVA

Subaru Forester finally goes e-BOXER Hybrid

The new Forester 2.5 i-S EyeSight e-BOXER Hybrid arrives with a starting price of P2,498,000 and goes on sale immediately through local Subaru dealers.

At the heart of the update is a self-charging hybrid setup pairing Subaru's 2.5-liter horizontally opposed four-cylinder engine with an integrated electric motor and a 63-liter fuel tank. Subaru claims a combined driving range of more than 1,000 kilometers per fill. Unlike plugin hybrids, the e-BOXER doesn't need to be charged externally; it automatically switches between electric drive, engine power, or a blend of both depending on conditions.

image(PHOTOS BY JACOB OLIVA)

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