Starting MSRP: $36,195 Outback Limited XT Onyx Edition XT models have 18-inch alloy wheels, black exterior trim, and a two-tone gray interior. The Onyx Edition XT comes with the 2.4-liter turbo Boxer engine, hands-free power liftgate, 180-degree front view monitor, Dual-Mode X-MODE, and a full-size spare tire. Starting MSRP: $38,545 2021 Subaru Onyx Edition XT. The Touring has exclusive exterior and interior accents, including Java Brown Nappa leather upholstery. The Touring has everything the Limited does but comes with automatic power-folding mirrors, heated steering wheel and ventilated seats, and a 180-degree front view mirror. Standard driver-assist technologies include Reverse Automatic Braking and Blind-Spot Detection with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert. Standard features for this trim include perforated leather-trimmed upholstery, heated rear seats, rear A/C outlets, and a push-button start. The Premium also gifts drivers with an 11.6-inch STARLINK Multimedia Plus system. The Premium includes the All-Weather Package, leather-wrapped steering wheel, dual-zone climate control, 10-way power driver’s seat, and two USB charging ports in the center console’s rear section. Like the Base Outback, the Premium increases just $150 when compared to a 2020 model.

Base models include AM/FM/HD radio, and Apple CarPlay and Android Audio compatibility. The top touchscreen controls the audio system, while the lower one controls the climate settings, X-MODE, and other vehicle systems. As mentioned earlier, all Base models come with two seven-inch multimedia screens. The base model Outback sees a price increase of $150 over the 2020 model year. While the features do vary, Subaru’s EyeSight Driver Assist Technology is standard on all 2021 Outback trim levels. The figures below include the destination charge of about $1,000. Here is a look at each trim level and the starting MSRP.

The 2021 Subaru Outback is offered in Base, Premium, Limited, Touring, Onyx Edition XT, Limited XT, and Touring XT. The turbo engine returns 23 in the city, 30 on the highway, and a combined mpg of 30. Higher trim levels come with the 2.4-liter turbo Boxer engine which produces 260 horsepower and 277 lb-ft. The standard engine gets 26 in the city, 33 on the highway and a combined rating of 29 mpg, which isn’t bad considering every Outback is standard with Subaru’s Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system. The Base Outback comes with a 2.5-liter horizontally opposed “Boxer” four-cylinder engine that produces 182 horsepower and 176 lb-ft. The rails swing inward to create crossbars when carrying cargo on the roof and swing back when not being used to avoid added noise and loss of fuel economy. Just wave your hand in front of the Subaru emblem on the back and away it goes.Īnother impressive feature on the Outback is the roof rack. For 2020, Subaru added a hands-free power liftgate and that feature stays for 2021. The cargo floor length is 75 inches with the rear seats folded, and the total cargo space is 75.7 cubic feet. The 2021 Subaru Outback can rival most SUVs when it comes to cargo space. Just like the 2020 models, a Wi-Fi hotspot is also available. Limited and Touring trims add an adjustable cushion length to the driver seat. All trim levels (except Base) feature standard heated front seats and a 10-way power front driver’s seat with lumbar support. The exception is the Base Outback, which comes with a pair of seven-inch units. Most of the 2021 Outbacks will come equipped with a vertical 11.6-inch touchscreen. When exiting the vehicle, the driver is alerted to check the backseat for occupants. The Rear Seat Reminder attempts to eliminate the hazard of forgetting a child in the backseat when the driver exits the vehicle.

The Passenger Seat Belt Reminder system provides the driver with audio and visual alerts when any passengers in the front or back do not have their seatbelts secured. The headlight system will follow the steering wheel’s direction to allow for better visibility while making turns and following curves in the road.Īdditional safety features include the Passenger Seat Belt Reminder and Rear Seat Reminder systems. Subaru has added the Steering Responsive headlights for both the high and low beams to improve visibility while driving at night. The most distinctive feature on the 2021 Subaru Outback is the addition of the Steering Responsive LED headlights. However, there will be a couple of distinct differences. The 2021 Subaru Outback will remain nearly the same as the current model, after being completely redesigned for 2020. Adding to its 2021 vehicle lineup, Subaru of America has recently announced its new Outback, which will be available in October.

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