When you're driving, whether it's on familiar roads around Wayne, NJ or it's somewhere you've never been before, you want to have confidence behind the wheel. That's why almost every Subaru vehicle now comes equipped with a standard or available Eyesight Driver Assist Technology system, providing you with helpful driving aids that provide you with peace of mind when you're driving around Ramsey, NJ or across the country. The Eyesight system varies with features depending on which Subaru model or year you choose, with recent 2021 model years coming more-well equipped than ever before!
What Safety Features Does the Eyesight Driver Assist Technology System Provide?
The Subaru Eyesight Driver Assist Technology system comes standard on all 2021 Subaru Outback, Ascent, Forester, and Legacy model. On the 2021 Subaru Crosstrek and Impreza lineup, all models with a continuously variable automatic transmission come with a standard Eyesight system as well.
All Eyesight Driver Assist Technology systems come with pre-collision braking, lane keep assist and adaptive cruise control, allowing you to enjoy greater confidence and ease on your travels around town and on the highway in Bloomfield, NJ. Pre-collision braking will automatically apply the brakes when a potential collision is detected and you don't apply the brakes on time. Lane keep assist will keep you within the lines if you start to drift and adaptive cruise control will match the speed of the vehicle in front of you at a safe distance.
On the new 2021 Subaru Ascent, the Eyesight system also includes standard blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, reverse automatic braking, LED steering responsive headlights, a head-up display, lane center assist, and more, giving you the utmost confidence whenever you're driving in Oakland, NJ or Pequannock, NJ.
Learn More About the Eyesight Driver Assist Technology system at Wayne Subaru
The best way to learn more about the Eyesight system is to come see it in person when you visit us in Pompton Plains, NJ at Wayne Subaru.
