Reasons to Love Outback Wilderness

Off-Road Outfitted

The all-new 2026 Outback Wilderness is equipped for serious off-road adventure. Its redesigned exterior adds even more powerful, protective style.

• Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and a standard 260-horsepower turbocharged SUBARU BOXER^® engine give you the traction and power to climb challenging terrain.
• Up to 27 MPG for fuel-efficient value and long-range exploring.
• The Outback Wilderness gives you 3,500 pounds of towing capacity, more than the Ford Bronco Sport Badlands.
• The Outback Wilderness features 9.5 inches of ground clearance, something the Ford Bronco Sport Badlands, Honda Passport Trailsport, and Hyundai Tucson XRT can’t match.

Reasons to Love Outback Wilderness

Advanced Safety for Confident Exploration

Stay safe on your expeditions with upgraded safety features that add active protection, deliver easy convenience, and are calibrated to match the off-road upgrades on the Outback Wilderness.

• Standard EyeSight Driver Assist Technology is upgraded for 2026 with enhanced sensors, available Hands-Free Assist and Emergency Stop Assist with Safe Lane Selection for extra protection and convenience.
• Get all-around awareness with standard safety features like Blind-Spot Warning, Rear Cross-Traffic Warning, and newly standard Reverse Automatic Braking.
• Subaru is rated #1 in safety for six years in a row, according to ACSI.

Reasons to Love Outback Wilderness

A Trusted Investment

All the rugged off-road features, state-of-the-art safety, and reliable engineering of the Outback Wilderness give you impressive capability and peace of mind for your investment. That kind of value is one reason why the 2025 Subaru Outback is Consumer Reports Recommended and Subaru is the 2025 Best Overall Automotive Brand as well as the 2025 Most Reliable Automotive Brand, according to Consumer Reports.

Reasons to Love Outback Wilderness

Built for the Road Ahead

Owning the Outback Wilderness sets your course for miles and miles of exciting adventures — 96% of Subaru Outback vehicles sold in the last 10 years are still on the road today. That’s more than the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Hyundai Santa Fe, or Toyota 4Runner.