2025 Subaru Forester's Starting Price Rises $2650 to $31,090

• The 2025 Subaru Forester will soon go on sale, and the company has released pricing for each trim.

• The Forester's base model now starts at $31,090, which is $2650 more than before; the rest of the lineup receives similar price increases between $2000 and $2930.

• For 2025, the Premium starts at $33,390, the Sport starts at $35,890, the Limited starts at $37,390, and the Touring crests the $40K mark with a $41,390 base price.

The 2025 Subaru Forester lineup receives sizable prices increases across the board that follow its substantial redesign. Along with fresh bodywork, a stiffer platform, and myriad other upgrades, the least expensive Forester now starts at $31,090. That's $2650 higher than the outgoing version, and the other trim levels will be similarly more expensive when they go on sale later this spring.

Pricier Foresters

Subaru plans to introduce a hybrid powertrain next year, but for now every Forester has a revised 2.5-liter boxer four-cylinder engine that makes 180 horsepower and 178 pound-feet of torque; all-wheel drive remains a standard commodity. The Premium trim is the next step up from the entry-level Forester, and it starts at $33,390 ($2000 more than before). Then there's the $35,890 Sport and $37,390 Limited models, which see their base prices rise by $2930 and $2315, respectively. The Touring continues to be the top-of-the-line Forester. Thanks to a $2900 price hike, its $41,390 base price makes it the first Forester to crest the $40K mark (minus any options).