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Blind - spot detection with rear cross-traffic alert and Subaru's EyeSight Driver Assist Technology package are optional on the 2.5 i Premium.

It also includes updates this year such as revised nose and tail styling, a retuned suspension, and the availability of EyeSight driver assist technology.

Those optioning for the «Sport Lineartronic» CVT also get the benefit of Subaru's EyeSight driver assist suite.

That is why sensors are an integral part of the updated EyeSight driver - assist system.

Additional options include a Harman Kardon sound system, integrated navigation and EyeSight Driver Assist Technology for your safety behind the wheel!

New features for 2015 include the new grille and bumper, rearview camera (which is standard across the range), available EyeSight driver assist and some upgraded trim on the inside.

Speaking to Auto Express, Graham mused about the brand's EyeSight driver - assist technology and Subaru's desire to include the suite of safety aids on all of its cars.

In 2008, Subaru introduced their EyeSight driver assistance and safety system.

DriverFocus works with Subaru's award - winning EyeSight Driver Assist Technology to reduce the chance of an accident.

Only Subaru offers its Eyesight driver assist technology on a mid-level trim like the Premium.

Lastly there's upgraded interior materials and the new EyeSight Driver Assist technology.

Option Package 24: $ 1,995 Subaru Starlink 7.0 Multimedia Navigation System - Mult - Touch High - Resolution Display - Subaru Map Update Program — Free Three Years - SiriusXM Traffic and TravelLink — Free Three Years EyeSight Driver - Assist System - Pre-Collision Braking System - Adaptive Cruise Control - Lane Keep Assist - Lane Departure Warning and Lane Sway Warning - Pre-Collision Throttle Management System Steering Responsive Fog Lights High Beam Assist Reverse Automatic Braking System HID Headlights

Cabin materials feel nice, and the EyeSight driver - assistance system is standard, which gives the Forester a leg up.

Primary among the Legacy's crash prevention measures is EyeSight Driver Assist, which places two cameras above the interior rearview mirror and monitors the traffic ahead.

The Impreza is also available with Subaru's EyeSight driver - assist system.

The sports sedan naturally features a boxer engine and all - wheel drive, but with the next - gen EyeSight driver - assist system.

This may be the time for an upgrade to Subaru's Eyesight driver assistance system, which has used two cameras rather than a camera and a radar.

The new Subaru Global Platform, together with the SUBARU BOXER engine; Symmetrical All - Wheel Drive (AWD); and EyeSight Driver Assist Technology, represent the brand's core technologies and constitutes the foundation of the next generation of Subaru vehicles.

Subaru's signature EyeSight Driver Assist Technology gains new functionality.

Available features include EyeSight driver - assist technology, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, air conditioning, satellite radio, Bluetooth, USB ports, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, fog lamps, navigation, and leather seats.

But that can be chopped significantly by starting with a more basic trim package — or simply ditching that $ 2,400 EyeSight driver aid package.

More than two decades ago, Yutaka Hiwatashi set out to develop an automatic brake system, the forerunner of the company's EyeSight driver assist technology.

The EyeSight Driver Assist Technology - which Subaru seems to be pushing quite hard now - is standard on CVT - equipped versions of the WRX Premium and Limited.

Crosstrek 2.0 i Premium Starting Price: $ 23,510 Fog lights Body - color folding side mirrors Windshield wiper de-icer and heated side mirrors Leather - wrapped steering wheel Heated front seats Starlink Safety and Security with automatic collision notification, SOS emergency assistance, enhanced roadside assistance and stolen vehicle recovery Available EyeSight Driver Assist Technology with adaptive cruise control, pre-collision braking, lane - departure warning and lane - keep assist package (CVT only, $ 1,395) Available moonroof and blind - spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert package (CVT only, $ 1,400) Available Eyesight + Moonroof + Blind - spot monitoring package (CVT only, $ 2,395) 6 - speed manual transmission (add $ 1,000 for CVT automatic)

The technology is bundled in with the latest version of the optional EyeSight driver assistance package, Subaru's active safety suite, which includes adaptive cruise control, blind spot detection, lane keep assist, and pre-collision braking features.

Together, they cook up a compact car that's easy to drive, efficient, secure in any weather, and safe thanks to features like a standard rearview camera and the available EyeSight driver - assist technology that constantly monitors surrounding traffic.

Crosstrek 2.0 i Limited Starting Price: $ 27,210 CVT automatic transmission standard Leather - trimmed upholstery with orange stitching Power driver's seat Blind - spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert Automatic single - zone climate control 8 - inch touchscreen infotainment system with AM / FM / HD Radio, CD player, dual USB inputs and voice - activated controls Keyless access with push - button start and PIN - code vehicle access 18 - inch alloy wheels LED steering responsive headlights Color multifunction dash display Folding rear - seat armrest with cup holders Available EyeSight Driver Assist Technology with high - beam assist, reverse automatic braking, moonroof ($ 2,095) Available EyeSight Driver Assist package with navigation and Harmon / Kardon premium audio ($ 3,445)

Subaru doesn't offer any details about the interior, but the cameras for the company's EyeSight driver assistance suite is visible on the rearview mirror.

The world is beginning to notice Subaru EyeSight Driver Assist Technology.

Lane departure warning, forward collision warning and a forward collision mitigation system with automatic braking are available via the EyeSight driver - assist technology package.

Subaru's Starlink infotainment system has made great strides, but still isn't among our favorites, and Subaru's well - calibrated EyeSight driver assist technologies aren't standard on all models.

It's available as either a four - door sedan or a five - door hatchback, and with options such as Active Torque Vectoring to improve turn - in and reduce understeer, Steering Responsive Headlights that turn with the steering wheel and Subaru's EyeSight Driver Assist Technology which includes lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking.

Optional on the Premium (except with the manual transmission), Limited and Touring trims is a navigation system and an EyeSight driver assist technology package (see Safety, below) that includes adaptive cruise control.

The feature list includes front seat - cushion airbags, keyless entry and start with PIN access, Subaru Rear Vehicle Detection System, Lane change assist, Red Cross Traffic Alert, rear view camera, 6.2 - inch touchscreen infotainment system, EyeSight driver - assist system etc..

Subaru compare their EyeSight driver assistance tech to a «second pair of eyes watching out for you.»

The 2015 Legacy gets long list of new safety technology like, Blind Spot Detection, Lane Change Assist, Rear Cross Traffic Alert and the latest version of Subaru's EyeSight driver - assist system.

Regarding the safety features, the XV now comes standard with adaptive headlights, EyeSight driver assist technology, with Pre-Collision Braking Control, Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Keep Assist, the High Beam Assist, and Subaru Rear Vehicle Detection.

Our Outback 2.5 i Premium test model came equipped with optional EyeSight driver assist technology, which now includes lane keep assist for the 2016 model year.

Add to that Eyesight driver assist technology, blind - spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and a power tailgate for $ 1,995, and we're all set.

That gets you access to the optional EyeSight driver aid tech ($ 1,395), but saves a bit of dough by skipping leather trim and a few other amenities.

Subaru's Eyesight driver assist suite is optional on Premium and Limited trims ($ 1,995), and standard on Touring grades.

However, the most interesting tidbit from the unveiling (well, besides the awkward talking dogs) is that Subaru is making its EyeSight driver assistance technology standard on the 2019 Ascent.

The Advanced Tourer Concept is also equipped with Subaru's advanced EyeSight driver assist system.

Other upgrades for the new model year include EyeSight Driver Assist tech being made standard on WRX models equipped with the CVT and a power boost to STI variants.

The previous - generation Crosstrek already featured Subaru's excellent (and optional) EyeSight driver aid system, but the 2018 model adds a new trick to its bag.

On the tech front, the Ascent comes standard with the EyeSight Driver Assist Technology that bundles systems such as Automatic Pre-Collision Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure and Sway Warning, Pre-Collision Throttle Management, and new EyeSight Assist Monitor (EAM).

Still, the Impreza came with high - end features like automatic climate control, SirusXM radio, leather seats, and optional equipment like the seven - inch infotainment screen and Subaru's EyeSight Driver - Assist System.

The WRX Limited, when equipped with EyeSight Driver Assist Technology now features Vehicle Hold, and a new EyeSight Assist Monitor.

Subaru's EyeSight Driver Assist feature now uses color cameras with a longer and wider field of vision and is complemented by Lane Keep Assist.

Options: Power moonroof package including power moonroof, auto - dimming rearview compass mirror with Homelink, Navigation infotainment system including voice activated control navigation, audio system and HVAC, Subaru map update program three - year free updates, SiriusXM traffic 36 months free, SiriusXM travel link, weather, sports 36 months free, eyesight driver assist system with pre-collision braking system, steering - responsive fog lights, adaptive cruise control, lane - keep assist, lane - departure warning and lane - sway warning and pre-collision throttle management system, Subaru rear vehicle detection system including blind - spot detection, rear cross traffic alert and lane change assist, power rear gate with memory ($ 3,490)