Subaru Crosstrek 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

The Crosstrek is the entry point to the Subaru range and a genuinely different proposition in its class: a compact hatchback body raised on longer suspension, with permanent symmetrical all-wheel drive fitted to every car. Subaru called this car the XV until the current generation arrived and the Crosstrek name was adopted worldwide, so the model has more history than the badge suggests.

Nothing else at this price gives you permanent all-wheel drive, and that is the whole argument for the car. And if a new one is more than you want to spend, the used Subarus listed in Saudi Arabia keep the same drivetrain.

How much does the Subaru Crosstrek cost in Saudi Arabia?

The two 2026 specifications sit close together, which makes this an easy decision rather than a budget one. SAR 119,000 buys the 2.0i-S EyeSight and SAR 125,000 the 2.0i-L EyeSight Premium, and both include EyeSight driver assistance, all-wheel drive and the 2.0-litre boxer engine. The premium version adds cabin and infotainment equipment.

Which Crosstrek trim is the one to buy?

Given how little separates them, the higher one. The safety and drivetrain hardware are identical, so the extra money buys the interior you look at every day rather than capability you might never use — and on a car this affordable the difference is small in absolute terms.

Subaru Crosstrek or Toyota RAV4?

The Crosstrek costs less, parks more easily and gives you permanent all-wheel drive as standard, which is the reason to choose it over anything else at this money. The Toyota RAV4 is larger, more economical and far easier to sell on. The Kia Sportage is the equipment-per-riyal choice of the three.

What does a Crosstrek cost to run in Saudi Arabia?

Cheaply for an all-wheel-drive car. The boxer four is naturally aspirated and there is no hybrid system or turbocharger to service, so the maintenance list is short. The one item that rewards attention is the all-wheel-drive fluid schedule, which is what keeps the system quiet at high mileage.

Does the Crosstrek hold its value, and what should you watch for as it ages?

Strongly — about 65% after five years, against roughly 56% for mainstream Japanese cars here, and about 77% after three years. Small all-wheel-drive cars are in short supply and steady demand, and that is what holds the price up. On an older one, check the drivetrain servicing and look for signs of off-road use; the inspection report on the individual car covers both.