There’s plenty of room inside the Subaru Outback. Soft-touch plastics and pleasing shapes join comfortable seats and ample passenger space. You can upgrade to the Premium trim to get a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and heated front seats. It runs on 17-inch alloy wheels wearing Yokohama Geolander all-terrain tires with raised white lettering. The new Outback Wilderness has bespoke-designed front and rear fascias, wider moldings for the wheel arches, larger side cladding, and matte-black anti-glare graphics on the hood, plus anodized copper finishes for the front tow point cover and roof rails. And then there’s the even more distinct Wilderness. The Onyx XT sits a little apart from the rest of the lineup - sporting a grille and side mirrors finished in Crystal Black Silica. Once we’re at the Limited and Onyx XT trim, only 18-inch alloy wheels are available. The base model, which gains LED foglights this year, starts with 17-inch alloy wheels. Roof rails and plastic side cladding emphasize the SUV vibe of the 2022 Outback. This trim is also eligible for more options. It also gets a useful collection of standard equipment including steering-responsive LED headlights with automatic high beams, rear seat reminder, EyeSight driver aids, paddle shifters, cloth upholstery, satellite radio, two USB ports, and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto smartphone integration.įor an extra $2,200 for Premium you’ll get dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, 10-way power-adjustable driver’s seat, 11.6-inch infotainment touchscreen, and an extra pair of USB ports. Premium trim gains rear ventilation this year in the back of the center console. The base Outback employs twin 7-inch screens to control infotainment and climate functions, but the rest of the lineup has an 11.6-inch high-resolution touchscreen set vertically. The headrests add a bit of flair thanks to the embossed Wilderness logos. The new Wilderness package features generously bolstered front bucket seats, upholstered in Subaru’s StarTex, a waterproof material that has the supple feel of leather. The raised height and generous dimensions mean that it’s easy to get into and out of, and our editors noted that strapping kids and toddlers into child seats doesn’t require as much bending down as it does in other vehicles. Inside, the Subaru Outback has ample space for both people and pets.

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