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Smarter safety tech that sees more and acts faster
Safety has always been at the heart of every Subaru and the all-new Subaru Outback carries that commitment forward with even smarter protection. Every variant is equipped with the latest generation EyeSight® Driver Assist system featuring a new wide-angle monocular camera and front radar for a broader field of vision and quicker recognition of cyclists, pedestrians and intersections. Intelligent features such as Pre-Collision Braking System, Side Alert Assist, Emergency Driving Stop System (EDSS)* and Emergency Lane Keep Assist provide added reassurance when the unexpected occurs.
Traffic Sign Recognition works with Adaptive Cruise Control to automatically adjust your speed when required while Active Lane Change Assist* is available on selected variants to help make highway driving feel more intuitive. Vision Assist technologies including Front Side Monitor, Side View Monitor* and the Panoramic 360-degree View Monitor* on selected variants give greater awareness in tight spaces and low light conditions. Advanced passive safety adds even more confidence with a stronger body structure, increased use of high tensile steel and nine airbags including a new far side airbag and a front passenger seat cushion airbag. The all-new Subaru Outback is designed to help protect you and your passengers on every journey, wherever adventure leads.
Colours inspired by the great outdoors
The all-new Subaru Outback’s design is driven by purpose. Strong, capable and made to go further. Its colour palette follows the same philosophy. Every shade has been carefully chosen to complement the all-new Subaru Outback’s confident stance and adventurous spirit. You’ll find colours drawn from the elements: a deep green that evokes forests and trails, bold blues inspired by wide-open skies, warm earth tones grounded in the terrain, and crisp finishes that feel clean and modern. Each colour works in harmony with the all-new Subaru Outback’s tougher silhouette, highlighting its bold proportions and intelligent, functional design. Some premium paint options are available at an additional cost. Choose the finish that truly matches the way you explore, whether your journey takes you into the city, the bush or somewhere in between.
Outback AWD Wilderness Apex From $68,788
Recommended Driveaway Price (RDP) shown based on Sydney, 2000. RDP may change based on location. Enter your postcode for the RDP in your area.
5 Year/Unlimited Km Warranty
Features build upon Subaru Outback AWD Wilderness
Panoramic 360 Degree View Monitor
Electric sunroof
Satellite navigation
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- The wheel arch cladding is super strange looking to me... just look at the cutout around the gas cap and the weird handle cut out in the middle. Also that magnetic cargo cover is a huge cost cutting shortcut... the current retractable design works great.- It looks like a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I'm not a big fan of digital gauges, but supposed that's the way things are now. Physical climate buttons and volume knob are good. If it's a little wider, probably great for families to really fit that third seat in the back (our 2015 was pretty tight back there).
- Any car can easily last 15 years, but it's doubtful a digital dashboard can last that long. So, after 15 years, your dashboard breaks and needs a replacement, but the dealer says, "Sorry, they've been phased out, and you have to buy a new car." That's their scheme.
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