The new generation of Subaru Outback takes the form of the van on line 2026; The model has two types of petrol engine
Initially, in the 90s, the adventurous option of The Van Legacy arrived on the market called Outback. The years have passed, the market has changed and now the wagon station has decided to follow fashion and, with the sadness of fans and the Save the Wagons class, the seventh generation model has taken a new identity and has become SUV.
The model made its first public appearance at the New York Salon (United States), which keeps the doors open until Sunday (27). The idea is that the model begins to be sold in North America by the end of this year.
The new outback has mainly straight lines. With the change of vocation, it clarifies that it wants to be seen as a robust utility. On the front, follows the booklet of many other models that have adopted the divided optical ensemble, with main headlights under the Drl lights. The generous grid is also on the scene.
On the back, the lanterns have a horizontal shape and gather from a track: the component is in black in the Wilderness version. Still behind, the trunk contains 980 liters of load. There are black plastics everywhere, such as bumpers and doors, boxes and columns D, for example. It has a ceiling rack.
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From the doors inside, does the outback have 12.3 screens? In the Tools tab and 12.1? In the multimedia center. He has Android Auto and Apple Carplay without the use of threads. Under the air speakers, there are physical buttons for the air conditioner.
The beginner is 22 centimeters from the ground. In the engine, two options. Both moved to petrol. It has 2.5 aspirated (boxer, with four cylinders), which was recalibrated and has slightly climbed the power to 180 HP. Has a pair of 24.6 Mkgf. In addition, the SUV has the well -known 2.4 Turbo, 260 HP and 38.3 MKGF. Both have the help of the CVT gearbox and four -wheeled traction.
Source: Terra
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