With its Outback 2020, Subaru focuses on turbo engines and large screens

The fact that people can buy an Outback with a turbo engine for the first time in years may be enough to influence some car buyers, but this may not be the most important feature here. Subaru confirmed that, as last year, all versions of the 2020 Outback will be equipped with the manufacturer 's EyeSight driver assistance system. This means that you will find a pair of cameras facing the road on each side of the mirror, constantly monitoring the road in front of you to optimize control of the cruise and automatically apply the brakes when the worst happens almost.

While it may not help you stay alive, EyeSight can is It should be noted that Subaru has taken a surprisingly important step with its infotainment system this year. With its 2019 models, the Outbacks had touch screens with diagonals up to 8 inches diagonally – functional, of course, but nothing to write at home.

This year, however, Subaru has created an 11.6-inch vertical touch screen on all but the most basic Outback models. If nothing else, manipulate podcasts and tracks saved on your phone via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is now a lot easier. And since we're talking about Subaru – a company that seems to persist both in its folk charm and technical ingenuity – it's not surprising that the big screen can also run an application called Chimani that lets you read all the 417 parks country. Granted, this app partnership is nothing really new, but tell me that this is not the most subaru thing for which this touch screen could be used.