Japanese car-manufacturer Subaru will unveil the all-new 2017 Impreza at the New York International Auto Show on March 23, 2016. Ahead of the unveiling, the company has released teaser picture of the car that shows a brand spanking new headlamp unit and bits of the honeycomb grille.
Subaru has released a single teaser image of the front end, and we can already see that the headlights look like fairly conventional units. In the conceptual models, LED running lights came to a sharp point that drew the eye to the grille. It was certainly a more interesting design than in this photo.
"The Impreza has been completely redesigned inside and out, from upgraded in-car technology and a more spacious interior to its sleek new body design," the automaker said in a statement. "The updated model will include signature Subaru features such as Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and award-winning safety technology."
Subaru's ideas made the new Impreza look thrilling, and they still hope some of that translates to production. The hatchback arrived first wearing silver at the Tokyo Motor Show. A red sedan then added a trunk to the honed shape at the LA Auto Show about a month later.
Subaru has released a single teaser image of the front end, and we can already see that the headlights look like fairly conventional units. In the conceptual models, LED running lights came to a sharp point that drew the eye to the grille. It was certainly a more interesting design than in this photo.
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| Photo Credit: © Subaru Impreza |
"The Impreza has been completely redesigned inside and out, from upgraded in-car technology and a more spacious interior to its sleek new body design," the automaker said in a statement. "The updated model will include signature Subaru features such as Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and award-winning safety technology."
Subaru's ideas made the new Impreza look thrilling, and they still hope some of that translates to production. The hatchback arrived first wearing silver at the Tokyo Motor Show. A red sedan then added a trunk to the honed shape at the LA Auto Show about a month later.