Subaru Impreza evolution

Subaru's compact boxer-AWD line and rally icon, home of the WRX/STI performance versions before they spun off into their own nameplate.
6 generations, oldest to newest — open any step for details.

GC/GF (First generation)1992–2000
1992
Subaru Impreza GC/GF (First generation)ⓘ
New generation
GC/GF (First generation)
📅 1992–2000

Introduced as the Leone's replacement with EJ boxer engines and the first turbocharged WRX/STI performance variants.

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GD/GG (Second generation)2000–2007
2000
Subaru Impreza GD/GG (Second generation)ⓘ
New generation
GD/GG (Second generation)
📅 2000–2007

Stiffer bodyshell that hosted the 'bugeye', 'blobeye' and 'hawkeye' facelifts and the definitive turbo WRX and WRX STI.

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GE/GH/GR/GV (Third generation)2007–2014
2007
Subaru Impreza GE/GH/GR/GV (Third generation)ⓘ
New generation
GE/GH/GR/GV (Third generation)
📅 2007–2014

Dropped the wagon for a 5-door hatchback, with wide-body WRX/STI variants continuing to 2014.

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GP/GJ (Fourth generation)2011–2016
2011
Subaru Impreza GP/GJ (Fourth generation)ⓘ
New generation
GP/GJ (Fourth generation)
📅 2011–2016

Sold as sedan and hatchback; spun the raised XV/Crosstrek off into its own subcompact crossover.

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GK/GT (Fifth generation)2016–2023
2016
Subaru Impreza GK/GT (Fifth generation)ⓘ
New generation
GK/GT (Fifth generation)
📅 2016–2023

First Impreza on the Subaru Global Platform; the WRX split off as its own nameplate.

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GU (Sixth generation)2023–present
2023
Subaru Impreza GU (Sixth generation)ⓘ
New generation
GU (Sixth generation)
📅 2023–present

Current hatchback-focused Impreza with updated styling and a standard EyeSight suite.

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