Subaru will not be launching an STI version of the current WRX, but is instead developing an electrified version of the high performance car.
The Subaru WRX STI will not be replaced by a purely gasoline-powered version of the current WRX.
The automaker has confirmed it will not be replacing its iconic WRX STI performance car with a new one based on the latest"As the automotive marketplace continues to move towards electrification, Subaru is focused on how our future sports and performance cars should evolve to meet the needs of the changing marketplace and the regulations and requirements for greenhouse gasses , zero emissions vehicles , and Corporate Average Fuel Economy ," Subaru said in a news release on the...
"As part of that effort, Subaru Corporation is exploring opportunities for the next generation Subaru WRX STI, including electrification. In the meantime, a next generation internal combustion engine WRX STI will not be produced based upon the new WRX platform.
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