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Subaru Crosstrek I recalls: manufacturer campaigns

2 documented manufacturer recalls: a defect acknowledged by the brand, fixed free of charge at a dealer, even on a used car.

manufacturer campaigns
2
of 1 versions affected
1

Is your version affected?

Find your engine (fuel type and power on the registration document): each row lists the campaigns that concern it. A recall often covers only a production period: only the vehicle identification number (VIN) settles it.

VersionRecalls
  • 2.0i e-Boxer LineartronicHybrid · 136 hp

Each campaign in detail

  1. Recall (United States): dashboard wiring harness may short-circuit

    Manufacturer recall

    Subaru recalled 2024 Crosstrek and Impreza models in the United States (Crosstrek built between 20 February and 6 June 2023) because the dashboard wiring harness, too close to the steering crossmember bracket, can wear and cause a short circuit, with a risk of loss of traction while driving. Remedy: addition of a clamp and, if necessary, protection or replacement of the harness. This recall concerns American cars: its application to cars sold in Europe is not confirmed, so check the serial number with Subaru.

    Fixed free of charge by a dealer and not counted in the reliability score: ask for proof the work was done (invoice, or a VIN check at a dealer).

    Versions
    2.0i e-Boxer Lineartronic
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented

  2. Recall (United States): crack in the front driveshaft outer cage

    Manufacturer recall

    A US recall (23V754) affects certain 2024 Crosstrek and Impreza models (as well as 2023-2024 Forester and 2023 WRX): the outer cage of the front driveshaft can crack because of a faulty cooling process during manufacture, with a risk of loss of traction or of the vehicle moving when stopped without the parking brake. Remedy: inspection and replacement of the driveshafts. Its application to cars sold in Europe is not confirmed, so check the serial number with Subaru.

    Fixed free of charge by a dealer and not counted in the reliability score: ask for proof the work was done (invoice, or a VIN check at a dealer).

    Versions
    2.0i e-Boxer Lineartronic
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented

Checking that a recall was done

  1. Note the vehicle identification number (VIN): box E of the French registration certificate.
  2. Ask a dealer of the brand whether each campaign was carried out on this VIN: the check and the repair are free.
  3. Ask the seller for the invoice or dealer certificate for each recall.

Where to check online

Recalls of rival models

The same data for the alternatives suggested in the guide.

ModelRecallsKnown faultsReliability
Toyota C-HR II114.5/5
Kia Sportage V115.0/5
Suzuki Vitara IV40not rated

Recall FAQ

How many recalls has the Subaru Crosstrek I had?

We have documented 2 manufacturer recalls for the Subaru Crosstrek I: Recall (United States): dashboard wiring harness may short-circuit ; Recall (United States): crack in the front driveshaft outer cage.

Which versions of the Subaru Crosstrek I are affected?

Every version in our guides is affected by at least one campaign.

How do I know whether the recalls were done on a used Subaru Crosstrek I?

Note the vehicle identification number (VIN): box E of the French registration certificate. Ask a dealer of the brand whether each campaign was carried out on this VIN: the check and the repair are free. Ask the seller for the invoice or dealer certificate for each recall.

Do I have to pay for a recall?

No: a manufacturer recall is fixed free of charge by the brand's dealer network, even on a used car bought privately, as long as the campaign is open.

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