
Subaru Ascent Review: Updated Family Crossover

The 2023 Subaru Ascent (facelift) is a three-row crossover updated as part of the mid-cycle update. Built on the SGP platform, it has received a new design, improved technologies and an expanded list of safety features, while remaining true to Subaru's philosophy: reliability and versatility. You can add functionality and modernize your car with Subaru Ascent tuning, and if you are interested in accessories for another model, then our range can be found at the link .
Technical specifications
- Engine : 2.4-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder, 260 hp, 376 Nm.
- Transmission : Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) with 8-speed manual mode.
- Drive : All-wheel drive (Symmetrical AWD) with X-Mode.
- Acceleration 0-100 km/h : 6.9 sec.
- Maximum speed : 190 km/h.
- Fuel consumption : 9.8-11.8 l/100 km (highway/city, EPA).
- Dimensions : Length - 4998 mm, width - 1930 mm, height - 1819 mm.
- Trunk volume : 498 liters (up to 2144 liters with the seats folded).
Equipment
- Safety : EyeSight (adaptive cruise control, lane keeping), 360° cameras (optional), blind spot monitoring, automatic braking.
- Comfort : Three-zone climate control, heated seats (front and rear), panoramic roof (Touring).
- Multimedia : 11.6-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto (wireless), Harman Kardon audio system (14 speakers).
- Additionally : Cabin Connect (third row speakerphone), second row captain's chairs (option).
Exterior and interior
- Exterior : New grille, C-shaped taillights, LED headlights, 18-20-inch wheels, chrome accents (higher trim levels).
- Interior : Spacious interior (up to 8 seats), Nappa leather trim (Touring), soft materials, third row is cramped for adults.
The 2023 Subaru Ascent is a practical and safe crossover for family trips. It's versatile and tech-packed, but its noisy engine and cramped third row leave it behind competitors like the Kia Telluride.












