Subaru Levorg 2014–2019 dimensions, tows 1,500 kg

Braked towing is 1,500 kg.

Subaru Levorg 2014–2019 car dimensions: 4690 mm long, 1780 mm wide and 1490 mm high. Braked towing is 1,500 kg.

The cabin offers dual-zone automatic climate control as standard across most grades. A 7-inch touchscreen handles audio and navigation, with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto available on later or higher trims. EyeSight brings adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist and pre-collision braking on equipped models. Reversing camera is standard. Blind spot monitoring with rear cross traffic alert comes via SRVD on many grades. Parking sensors are optional. The layout suits daily driving with supportive seats and clear displays.

Boot space measures 522 litres with seats up, including underfloor storage. Fold the 60/40 or 40/20/40 rear seats for 1446 litres. The flat floor, low lip and wide opening make loading easy, with hooks and a stowable cover for everyday practicality.

Braked towing capacity is 1500 kg and unbraked is 750 kg. The AWD system aids stability when pulling a trailer. Payload figures are not uniformly published but kerb weights around 1550 kg and gross around 2020-2040 kg leave useful capacity for loads.

Higher grades offer Bilstein dampers for firmer control. No specific heavy-duty cooling package appears in standard specs. The estate layout works for family or light work duties with the expandable boot.

The cabin feels practical and supportive with high-bolstered front bucket seats that hold you in place on twisty roads. Dual-zone climate control keeps temperatures separate for driver and passenger. Higher grades add 8-way power driver's seats with lumbar support plus heated front seats. A large sliding glass sunroof opens the space with light. Soft-touch materials and a D-shaped leather wheel add a sporty yet durable feel for daily use.

1.6 turbo combined fuel use 6.9-7.1 l/100 km

Euro NCAP 5-star rating

EyeSight driver assist standard on many grades

Seven airbags including knee and curtain as standard

Service every 12 months or 12 000 miles

The 1.6-litre turbo Boxer returns combined figures of 6.9 to 7.1 litres per 100 km depending on grade and market. Real-world averages sit closer to 8 litres per 100 km on mixed roads. A 60-litre tank gives a practical range for touring.

Routine service falls every 12 months or 12 000 miles in most markets, with oil changes as the core item. Timing chains need no regular replacement. Differential and CVT fluid checks appear at longer intervals.

Safety starts with a full Euro NCAP five-star score. Standard kit covers front side curtain and driver knee airbags plus VDC stability control and all-wheel drive. EyeSight adds pre-collision braking adaptive cruise and lane keep on equipped cars.

Keep the car with regular oil changes and fluid checks to protect the Boxer engine and Lineartronic gearbox. The high-strength ring-shaped frame and whiplash-reducing seats help long-term durability.

Length 4690 mm, Width 1780 mm, Height 1490 mm, Wheelbase 2650 mm (Levorg 2014–2019)

Sources: manufacturer data, oversteer.co.nz.