Subaru: Five stars for the new Outback
BEST VALUE IN CONSEQUENCE With the new Subaru Outback 4×4, motorists are on the safe side: In the latest crash test by the independent testing organization Euro NCAP, the crossover once again shines with five out of five stars. Now in its sixth generation, the all-wheel-drive station wagon clearly exceeds the minimum requirements in all four sub-areas. Both in the assistance systems (95 percent) and [...].
Now in its sixth generation, the all-wheel-drive station wagon clearly exceeds the minimum requirements in all four sub-areas. The Outback achieves the highest score across all vehicle classes for both assistance systems (95 percent) and unprotected road users (84 percent).
In the class of safest family vehicles, there is also the highest score for child occupant protection (89 percent).
Plus points for the EyeSight driver assistance system
The basis for these very good ratings is the Subaru EyeSight driver assistance system, which offers the following assistants as standard on the Outback: Adaptive Distance and Speed Control/Congestion Assist, Lane Departure Warning with steering intervention, Lane Guidance Assist with alignment to the vehicle ahead, Stop&Go Approach Assist, Lane Keeping Assist with active steering intervention in case of danger, Lane Keeping Assist with lane detection,
Collision prevention with engine intervention, emergency braking system with collision warning, traffic sign recognition and intelligent speed control, and autonomous emergency steering function. More is hardly possible.
