Subaru Outback

Room for Life, Whatever It Brings

Step inside the Subaru Outback, and the first thing you'll notice is that every inch is designed to simplify life. From heated front seats to available plush perforated Nappa leather-trimmed upholstery, the Outback's interior was designed with you in mind.

The Outback's boxier profile offers more than eye-catching good looks. Compared to previous model years, a taller roof and wider load floor provide 34.6 cubic feet of cargo space. Smart storage solutions help the Outback adapt to your lifestyle needs, including:

• Multipurpose cargo cover: Made from recycled material, the configurable cover can serve as a partition, gear-storage hammock or cover to conceal cargo. Use it only as directed in the owner’s manual.
• Utility hooks: Help organize clothing and light gear in the cargo area. Subaru lists a maximum of six pounds per hook; follow the selected vehicle’s manual and secure cargo appropriately before driving.

From backpacks and science fair projects to groceries and home décor, the Subaru Outback has the space and features needed to reach your destination with all your gear.

Every Mile Made Easier

The day-to-day grind feels a little easier when your vehicle anticipates your needs. Featuring passenger-focused amenities, the Subaru Outback elevates every ride to feel less routine and more like an everyday reward.

The 2026 Outback’s standard Power Rear Gate helps make loading easier, with height memory, automatic close and a vehicle-lock button. Ask our team to demonstrate its controls on your selected Outback and follow the owner’s manual for safe operation.

Subtle details reveal themselves just when you need them, including these optional features:

• 12-way power driver’s seat: Helps you find the perfect position that hugs your body’s natural curves, adapting to changing supportive needs.
• Available rain-sensing windshield wipers: Help adjust wiper operation when rain is detected. Confirm availability on your selected trim.
• Auto-dimming smart rear-view mirror: Minimizes the glare from vehicles behind you by automatically adjusting brightness based on detected light levels.

Inside the quiet calm of the Subaru Outback, every drive feels more manageable, even when your landscape is painted with taillights.

Ready for Rougher Roads

Flip a switch and suddenly, the path less traveled is completely within reach. Every detail and engineering element of the Subaru Outback is designed for wayfarers.

Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and X-MODE® help support traction on suitable low-friction surfaces. X-MODE coordinates engine, transmission, AWD and stability-control operation; Hill Descent Control helps manage speed on descents. Wilderness adds dual-function modes. These systems have operating limits: choose appropriate tires and routes, adjust your speed to conditions and follow the owner’s manual.

Specifically designed to tackle harsh conditions, the Subaru Wilderness trim level features a raised suspension and up to 9.5 inches of ground clearance, to help with appropriate off-pavement routes. Clearance and capability do not guarantee obstacle avoidance; assess terrain and vehicle limits before proceeding. Optional underbody skid plates add an extra layer of protection, while available StarTex® water-repellent upholstery helps with everyday cleanup. Clean spills and dirt promptly and follow the vehicle’s care instructions.

Your Base Camp on Wheels

From rain-soaked trails to muddy mountain peaks, the Subaru Outback is built for those who measure time not in hours but in horizons. Its durable construction and all-weather confidence make the Outback the companion that doesn't shy away from a bit of grime or grit. When the weather turns or the road disappears, the Subaru Outback asks, "What's next?"

Choose the 2026 Outback that fits your towing plans: 2.5-liter models are rated for up to 2,700 pounds; Wilderness and XT models for up to 3,500 pounds when properly equipped. Trailer brakes may be needed. Review the selected vehicle’s manual, hitch and trailer requirements with our team before towing.

The 2026 Outback roof rails are rated for up to 800 pounds of static load while parked and 220 pounds of dynamic load while driving. A compatible rooftop tent or cargo carrier can expand your weekend options. Follow the vehicle owner’s manual and the crossbar, carrier and accessory instructions; lower equipment limits may apply. Our parts team can help you select a compatible setup.

Safety That Keeps Up With You

Because the road is unpredictable, safety in the Subaru Outback comes standard. EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology is an all-in-one safety toolkit, adding sophisticated monitoring technology to key points of your SUV. Working alongside your safe driving habits, these features alert you to hazards that might be missed and can provide braking and steering support when conditions are met.

Features included with EyeSight® are:

• Automatic Emergency Steering
• Emergency Lane-Keep Assist
• Front Cross-Traffic Braking
• Lane Keep Assist

Haptic Steering Wheel Alerts add tactile feedback to help draw your attention to certain driving warnings. EyeSight® features have operating limits and may not function optimally in every condition. Remain attentive and follow the owner’s manual; these features do not replace safe driving.

Your World at Your Fingertips

From everyday travels across town to adventures off the grid, the Subaru Outback keeps you connected to what matters most. The Subaru Multimedia System anchors the cabin with a vibrant 12.1-inch touchscreen that serves as command central for navigation, music, messages, and more. Once your smartphone syncs through wireless Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™, the display becomes a natural extension of your world, letting you focus on the road while staying effortlessly in touch.

Available Hands-Free Assist can support driver-supervised highway driving on equipped Outback models when operating conditions permit. The driver must stay attentive and ready to take control. Availability varies by model year and trim; this feature does not replace active driver involvement. Ask our team to demonstrate the equipment on the Outback you are considering.

On equipped 2026 Touring and Touring XT models, Highway Pre-Curve Speed Control can help adjust speed before curves on supported highways when operating conditions are met. It is part of the available hands-free assistance features described below. The driver must remain attentive and ready to take control; feature availability and operation should be confirmed on the selected vehicle.