Subaru hopes that the new 2022 WRX will reinvigorate interest in this enthusiast-focused breed of sport compact vehicles with rally-inspired styling. There’s little doubt that the 2017 WRX will be a better driving experience than its predecessor, thanks to the inclusion of a 271-hp turbocharged flat-four engine. Newer competitors like the Hyundai Elantra N, the VW Golf GTI, and the Jetta GLI are better matched by their modern interior design and 11.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Only the WRX has all-wheel drive in this category.
A 2.4-liter flat-four turbocharged engine powers the WRX. A six-speed manual or a CVT can handle the 271 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque that it produces (CVT). All WRX versions come equipped with an all-wheel drive. If you choose the automatic, you’ll be able to select between three different driving modes using the paddle shifters arranged on the steering wheel. Also included in the GT’s adaptive damper package is the vehicle’s standard all-wheel drive. A pair of summer performance tires mounted on 17- or 18-inch wheels is also an option. This year’s WRX has a better ride and increased refinement, which we’ve seen firsthand.
Moreover, Every WRX has an 11.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system that is angled vertically. There are some physical controls for the temperature system and audio and touch inputs. A Harman-Kardon sound system with 11 speakers is also an option. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included in WRX’s basic entertainment amenities. The WRX may be equipped with various popular driver-assistance systems, but only on versions with an automatic gearbox.
In addition, there are multiple warning flags in different hues, such as Red, Green and Blue, on your WRX Dashboard to help you locate any problem that any utility software portion of your car identifies. Because of this, have a look at the Subaru WRX dashboard guide, which explains the true significance of the notification indicators on the dashboard. As an additional option, you may also read the other notification light manuals like Subaru BRZ, Subaru Legacy, Subaru Impreza, Subaru Ascent, Subaru Crosstek, etc.
Subaru WRX Abs Warning Light
This Subaru WRX warning light blinks on your sports car cluster to notify you about any interior problem in the ABS of your WRX. You can now switch to a regular braking action and later test it at the Subaru Service Center.
Subaru WRX Air Bag Warning Light
Subaru WRX brightens this warning symbol on your sports car cluster to instruct you about the internal issue in your Subaru airbag sensors as they are not accordingly inflating. So do test your WRX at the Subaru Service Center.
Subaru WRX All Wheel Drive System(awd) Indicator Light
This warning light of the Subaru WRX illuminates your sports car cluster to report to you an internal failure in the AWD system of your sports car. Probably, the AWD system is overheated. In this case, safely stop your WRX and switch the Engine to neutral mode. But if this light remains, test your WRX at the Subaru service centre.
Subaru WRX Battery Charge Warning Light
This warning light illuminates on the instrument panel of your WRX when the vehicle's battery voltage is liberating or discharging. In addition, you'll learn about a problem with your WRX's charging system that has to be addressed. So be sure to get it examined at a Subaru Service Center.
Subaru WRX Blind Spot Indicator Light
This pointer of your Subaru WRX burst on your board to instruct you about a technical matter in the Blind Spot Monitoring framework. So test it at the Subaru service center.
Subaru WRX Brake Warning Light
You will be alerted to a braking system problem in your Subaru WRX when this warning light illuminates the cluster of your sports car. In addition, it's a sign that your sports car's brake fluid capacity is deteriorating.
Subaru WRX Cruise Control Indicator Light
This warning light of the Subaru WRX blinks on your sports car cluster to indicate when the speed control is set to the desired speed.
Subaru WRX Dipped Head Lights
This warning light of a Subaru WRX blazing on your cluster instructs you that the headlights initiate/operate in your WRX. All the high beams are transferred into low beams when this dipped light gets on.
Subaru WRX Door Open Warning Light
This warning light of your sports car gets activated when the Doors of your Subaru WRX remain open or somehow not closed properly.
Subaru WRX Electric Parking Brake Warning Light
This warning light of the Subaru WRX comes on your cluster to command you that you may accelerate the parking brakes in your sports car. So, instantly lose them in Your WRX, and if it is still blazing, test it at the Subaru service center.
Subaru WRX Electric Power Steering Fault Warning Light
When there is an issue with the steering wheel of your Subaru WRX, you'll see a warning light on your sports car dashboard. Bring your Subaru to a Subaru service facility and get it checked out if you have any doubts.
Subaru WRX Electronic Stability Control Active Warning Light
This warning light of your Subaru WRX blinks on your sports car cluster to indicate that the ESC system is currently operating/ originating in your sports car. These sensors will now increase your WRX speed control by offering your sports car tires stability.
Subaru WRX Electronic Stability Control Off Warning Light
This Dashboard light of your Subaru WRX brightens on the sports car cluster to instruct you about your WRX's inactivation/disqualification of the electronic stability control system.
Subaru WRX Engine Check Malfunction Indicator Warning Light
In the event of trouble with your WRX's engine or transmission sensors, this cluster light on your sports car's dashboard will light up. As a result, you should take it to a Subaru service center to be checked out.
Subaru WRX Engine Oil Pressure Light
The dashboard light on the Subaru WRX lets you know whether the oil pressure in your sports vehicle is increasing or dropping. So, we strongly recommend taking it to a Subaru service center to test it out.
Subaru WRX Front Fog Indicator Light
Subaru WRX brightens this dashboard light on your sports car cluster to indicate that the front fog lamps initiate or operate in your WRX.
Subaru WRX Headlight On Indicator Light
This warning light of your Subaru WRX activates when your Subaru WRX headlamps get activated.
Subaru WRX High Beam Indicator Light
This indicator lights up when your WRX's headlights are turned on to alert you to the dangers ahead. Pull the breakdown lever forward to switch off your Subaru WRX indication.
Subaru WRX Low Fuel Warning Light
This warning sign of your Subaru WRX brightens your sports car cluster to indicate that the WRX fuel gauge level is liberating or decreasing in your sports car. So, refill your WRX fuel gauge at an average level.
Subaru WRX Low Washer Fluid Warning Light
This warning light brightens your Subaru WRX Dashboard to instruct you that your vehicle's Washer Fluid is declining. Reload the WRX Washer Fluid to a sufficient level in this situation.
Subaru WRX Seat Belt Reminder Warning Light
This warning light of your Subaru WRX blinking on your sports car cluster indicates that you may not fasten your WRX seat belts. Hence, Properly lock them.
Subaru WRX Tire Pressure Monitoring System(tpms) Warning Light
This Subaru WRX Dashboard symbol brightens your sports car cluster to indicate that your sports car's tire pressure is declining. So, do test it at the Subaru Center.
Subaru WRX Turn Signal Indicator Light
This Dashboard light of the Subaru WRX flashes on your sports car cluster to command you in turn indicators, principally in left-right directions. This light flashes whenever you relocate the Subaru WRX power steering in any particular order.
