By adding the three-row Ascent to its model lineup, Subaru has established itself as an unlikely, but indisputably successful, purveyor of premiums SUVs. Subaru of America took time out this week to unveil pricing for the 2024 version of the Ascent, which arrives in showrooms this fall. The starting price for the Ascent lineup will step out from $34,195, but there’s actually more to report about the revised Ascent than that.
That’s because the Ascent will feature a new generation of Subaru’s widely selected EyeSight driver assist with a new wide-angle mono camera to help with collision avoidance, active cruise control and so forth. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity will be newly standard. So will a surround-view security camera with a 360-degree overhead view. Best of all is that you’ll have little trouble finding an Ascent to suit your needs, given the fact that it’s offered in no less than six trim levels: Base, Premium, Onyx Edition, Onyx Edition Limited, Limited and Touring.
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