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New Albion Park Rail, NSW, 2527

2026 Subaru Outback AWD Touring 7GEN

$63,590

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Model Range

$49,990 - $68,880

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Odometer 15 km

Body type Suv

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

2026 Subaru Outback Touring 7GEN.

The 2026 Subaru Outback AWD Touring 7GEN is a large, five-door SUV that combines a practical cabin with permanent all-wheel-drive capability and a comfortable touring focus. Finished in Magnetite Grey with a black interior, this new Outback has travelled just 15 km and is powered by a 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine producing 254 Nm of torque. Its automatic transmission is intended to make everyday driving straightforward, while the all-wheel-drive system adds confidence across changing road conditions.

Space and flexibility are central to the Outback's appeal. The five-seat layout provides room for passengers while the SUV body offers the versatility expected of a vehicle designed for regular family and touring duties. At 4,880 mm long and 1,880 mm wide, it has a substantial road presence without moving into three-row territory. The 1,715 mm height helps provide a commanding driving position, and the 63-litre fuel tank supports longer stretches between refuelling stops when paired with the listed 8 L/100 km fuel consumption figure.

The Touring specification places emphasis on comfort and convenience. Climate control helps maintain a pleasant cabin temperature, while heated and electric seats add useful adjustment and comfort for longer drives. Keyless start simplifies daily use, and Bluetooth connectivity provides a practical way to integrate a compatible phone with the vehicle's systems. A reversing camera assists with visibility when manoeuvring, particularly useful for a vehicle of this size.

Safety and driver assistance equipment is also a notable part of the specification. Lane departure warning and lane keeping active assist are designed to support the driver when the vehicle begins to move away from its lane, while adaptive speed limiting with road-sign recognition can help manage speed in changing zones. Anti-lock brakes and the active torque transfer system further contribute to the vehicle's active safety and traction package. These systems are intended to assist the driver rather than replace attentive driving.

The cabin's audio capability is supported by a 12-speaker stereo, and the exterior is complemented by 18-inch alloy wheels. Additional practical touches include an auxiliary 12-volt socket and adjustable steering-column reach and tilt. Together, these features give the Outback a balanced character: comfortable enough for daily use, suitably equipped for longer journeys and adaptable to the varied demands of SUV ownership.