Along with the traction that Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive gives you, Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC), a stability control system, automatically senses steering and braking inputs to help keep the vehicle on the driver's intended path. The VDC system also includes an all-wheel all-speed traction control system.
In stopping situations, the Anti-Lock Braking system (ABS) pulses braking power to help prevent wheel lockup. Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) optimizes the distribution of braking force between the front and rear wheels according to how the vehicle is loaded with passengers and cargo. And the Brake Assist system helps ensure maximum pressure is applied to the brakes as quickly as possible in an emergency situation.
VDC, ABS, EBD and Brake Assist standard on:
All Subaru Models except BRZ
Learn more about Control and Braking here. See more details about Subaru Brake Systems here. Learn more about Subaru Symmetrical All Wheel Drive here. Check out this page of our website that compares available types of All Wheel Drive.
Subaru takes a look into the future with EyeSight.[1] Two cameras are mounted by the rearview mirror to monitor traffic and react to conditions even before you do. Basically, EyeSight sees the problem and initiates action to help avoid the trouble. EyeSight will also sound an alert and flash a visual warning if there's danger of a collision and will apply the brakes automatically if you don't. It can also optimize cruise control and warn drivers when they're swaying outside their lane.
Available on select Forester, Legacy and Outback models.
Learn more about Subaru EyeSight Technology on our recent blog post here, or to see a video of EyeSight in action, click here.
