2023 Subaru Outback

 Subaru's popular SUV model Outback has been renewed. The technological equipment for the new Subaru Outback, which comes with the Onyx Edition hardware package and two different engine options, will also be updated and presented to its users. Here are the details…

The Subaru Outback was produced as a high-form station wagon model of the Japanese company in 1994. Having reached its second generation in 1999, its third generation in 2003 and its fourth generation in 2009, the Outback hit the road with its BS coded fifth generation produced in 2014. In 2020, the wagon identity turned into a crossover SUV. Now, this vehicle will continue to exist with a make-up. What's New With The Facelift 2023 Subaru Outback The headlight structure of the vehicle has been updated and LED headlights and fog lights have been added. There are differences such as the front and rear bumper structure, the sides and the extended fender pads. On the other hand, the full LCD Smart Rear View Mirror with auto-dimming, compass and Homelink is not included in the new Subaru Outback model. This mirror also has a wide-angle mono camera. In this vehicle with the Onyx Edition package; 18 inch alloy wheels, 11.6 inch multimedia screen, 10-way electric front driver's seat with lumbar support, LED rear door light, cooled front seats, heated steering wheel, features such as wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Let's also take a look at the engine transmission options offered in the facelift Subaru Outback. With a 2.4-liter turbo BOXER engine, this vehicle produces 260 horsepower and 375 nm of torque. The 2.5-liter atmospheric BOXER engine, on the other hand, offers 182 hp and 238 nm of torque, and can be purchased with an 8-speed manual mode Lineartronic CVT transmission in both engines.