The 2026 Subaru Ascent remains largely unchanged from the 2025 model, though the lineup has been streamlined. Notably, Subaru consolidated the Onyx Edition trims, retaining only the range-topping Onyx Edition Touring. Other updates include a refreshed upholstery and a new Sapphire Blue Pearl exterior paint color.
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The Subaru Ascent gets a few changes for 2023, a new 11.6-inch touchscreen has been added and the exterior gets a refreshed styling.
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The Subaru Ascent carries over for 2022 with minimal changes although a new Onyx Edition trim has been added.
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The Subaru Ascent carries over for 2021 with minimal changes, steering-responsive headlights are now standard while the EyeSight suite of driver aids now includes adaptive cruise control and a lane keeping assistant.
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The Subaru Ascent debuted last year, marking the first time Subaru has built a dedicated 3-row passenger SUV. The sole additions for 2020 is a rear-seat reminder and power folding mirrors as standard equipment.
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The Ascent is a brand-new vehicle, marking the first time Subaru has built a dedicated 3-row passenger SUV. While the Forester and the Outback proved that Subaru could compete in the small and mid-sized SUV segments, the Ascent takes Subaru's formula to its natural conclusion with a 7-passenger SUV. With the debut of the Ascent, the Subaru lineup grows to include a vehicle in just about every segment for 2019.
SelectBrowse ListingsIn 1998, Subaru released the Forester mini-SUV, offered on an Impreza platform with a Legacy engine. An update to the engine in 1999 added more torque with improved shifting. Only subtle trim updates took place for 2000, with new fascia's being added to the front and rear and slight interior updates for 2001. A cargo area cover, daytime running lights and updated intermittent wipers marked the key changes for 2002. For 2003, the Forester underwent a complete overhaul in its design, offering an improved interior and exterior, an updated chassis and new standard features and options.
Electronic throttle control was added in 2004, with a new filtration system, both offered as standard features. A new variable valve-lift system increased horsepower from 163 to 173, with new intake and exhaust upgrades, and updated exterior styling, rounding out the key changes for 2005. Updates to trim levels and optional packages were the only subtle changes made for model years 2006-2007. In 2008, stability control was added as a standard feature. A redesigned Forester was issued in 2009, with no major changes taking place in 2010.
An updated 2.5-liter engine was introduced for most trim levels in 2011, with shuffling of trim options taking place. A height-adjustable passenger seat was made standard in 2012, while Bluetooth/iPod/USB integration would become standard features in 2013. In 2014, Subaru completely redesigned the Forester.
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