The seventh generation Outback will offer familiar Premium and Touring grades alongside new Wilderness and Wilderness Apex variants. Symmetrical all-wheel drive is standard, joining petrol and turbo-petrol engines. Pricing increase by $4800 to start from $48,990 + ORC.

Priced from $52,190 + ORC the Subaru Outback XT utilises a 183kW/350Nm 2.4-litre turbo-petrol flat-four engine. It has a CVT auto transmission, useful braked towing capacity of 2400kg and a generous level of standard equipment. Has two-mode X-Drive AWD system and a full-size spare.    

Subaru has refreshed its Outback SUV for 2022 and added a Premium Special Edition, replete with heated rear outboard seats, a powered tailgate and “a few special extras”, to the range.

Subaru’s new Outback arrives on an all new platform for 2021 with more towing and more tech from $39,990 plus on-road costs.

Subaru has given its all-wheel-drive wagon a mid-life facelift that includes minor styling changes and added technology such as lane-keep assist and improved connectivity. Pricing will remain unchanged at $36,240 plus on-road costs for the entry-level petrol Outback 2.5i.