Subaru Stella 2011 - 2012, Minivan

Subaru Stella 2 generation

Detailed description of this generation will be added soon

Basic Information

Brand Subaru
Model Stella
Class Мінівен
Production Start 2011
Production End 2012

Characteristics Subaru Stella 2 generation

Bodywork

Back track width 1295 mm
Body type Minivan
Clearance 160 mm
Disc size 4.5x14 ET45
Front track width 1300 mm
Height 1635 mm
Length 3395 mm
Number of seater 4
Pitch Circle Diameter DIA56.1 4x100 mm
Wheel size 155/65 R14
Wheelbase 2455 mm
Width 1475 mm

Engine

Boost type none
Capacity 658 cm3
Compression ratio 11.5
Cylinder bore 63.0 mm
Cylinder layout inline
Engine code KF-VE
Engine model KF-VE
Engine placement Front, transverse
Engine power 52 hp
Engine type Gasoline
Injection type distributed injection (multipoint)
Max power (kW) 38 kW
Max power at RPM 6800 RPM
Maximum torque 60 N*m
Number of cylinders 3
Stroke cycle 70.4 mm
Timing belt DOHC
Turnover of maximum torque 5200 RPM
Valves per cylinder 4

Gearbox and handling

Drive wheels Front wheel drive
Gearbox type Continuously variable transmission (CVT)

Operating characteristics

Fuel 95
Fuel tank capacity 36 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km 3.2 l

Suspension and brakes

Back suspension Semi-independent, torsion
Front brakes Disc
Front suspension Independent, spring
Rear brakes drum

General information

Car class M
Country Japan
Number of doors 5
Steering wheel position Right

Available engines

2
engines
6
modifications

Petrol

6 variants
0.7 L, 52 hp, petrol, CVT
Body: Minivan
0.7 CVT (52 hp)
2013 – 2014
0.7 L, 52 hp, petrol, CVT, all-wheel drive (4WD)
Engine: KF-VE Body: Minivan
0.7 CVT 4WD (52 hp)
2013 – 2014
0.7 L, 52 hp, petrol, CVT, front-wheel drive
Engine: KF-VE Body: Minivan
0.7 CVT (52 hp)
2011 – 2012
0.7 L, 64 hp, petrol, CVT
Body: Minivan
0.7 CVT (64 hp)
2013 – 2014
0.7 L, 64 hp, petrol, CVT, all-wheel drive (4WD)
Engine: KF-DET Body: Minivan
0.7 CVT 4WD (64 hp)
2013 – 2014
0.7 L, 64 hp, petrol, CVT, front-wheel drive
Engine: KF-DET Body: Minivan
0.7 CVT (64 hp)
2011 – 2012