2025 Subaru BRZ price and specs
The Subaru BRZ is entering 2025 with minimal changes and the same pricing as 2024 examples.
Subaru has announced a small alteration to the BRZ’s equipment list, with the flagship tS now gaining a full-sized spare wheel in place of its tyre repair kit, while manual variants now get the same Sport Mode as found on automatic examples.
Pricing continues to open at $43,790 before on-road costs for the base BRZ manual, with automatic versions incurring a $1000 premium.
The BRZ’s price was most recently increased last year, when manual versions of the coupe finally received autonomous emergency braking and lane-departure warning – previously exclusive to automatics – at the cost of an extra $3500.
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It’s not clear whether the 2025 BRZ will include updates made to the Japanese-market model – and its Toyota GR86 twin – earlier this year, which included optimised dampers and revised electric power steering characteristics.
While the Subaru BRZ became Australia’s most popular sub-$80,000 sports car earlier this year, the arrival of the new-generation Ford Mustang has seen it lose its lead.
However, the 832 BRZs delivered between January and October places it ahead of the 506 Toyota GR86s registered in the same period. It also leads the Mazda MX-5 (568 deliveries).
PricingDrivetrains and Efficiency
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The Subaru BRZ is backed by a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty.
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Servicing is required every 12 months or 15,000km, whichever comes first.
Subaru offers five years of capped-price servicing. The costs for these services are detailed below.
Safety
The Subaru BRZ has yet to be tested by EuroNCAP or ANCAP.
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All BRZ models come standard with the following equipment:
Adaptive cruise controlAutonomous emergency braking (AEB)Blind-spot monitoringLane-departure warningLead vehicle departure alertRear cross-traffic alertReversing cameraFront, front-side, curtain and driver’s knee airbagsTyre pressure monitoring
Automatic models gain:
Reverse AEBRear parking sensorsStandard Equipment
Subaru BRZ feature highlights:
18-inch alloy wheelsFull-size spare wheelAutomatic steering responsive LED headlights with self-levellingAutomatic high-beamHeated, power-folding exterior mirrors‘Sport Mode’ (sharper throttle response)Dual-zone climate control7.0-inch instrument cluster screen8.0-inch infotainment touchscreenSatellite navigationDAB+ digital radioApple CarPlay and Android AutoSix-speaker sound systemKeyless entry and startLeather-wrapped steering wheel and shifterCloth upholstery1 x 12V outlet2 x USB-A outletsCamera IconBRZ tS Credit: CarExpert
The S adds:
Ultrasuede and leather-accented upholsteryHeated front seats
The tS adds:
Brembo four-piston front and two-piston rear brakes with gold-coloured calipersGrey 18-inch alloy wheelsBordeaux interior highlightsSTI-tuned suspensionColours
All variants are available in the following finishes:
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All colours are no-cost options.
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