2026 Subaru Outback Price: What Every Trim Actually Costs

The 2026 Subaru Outback is an all-new seventh-generation model with the biggest styling update in the vehicle’s history, and Subaru has restructured the trim lineup to match. The old Base trim is gone, there are now two engine options, and six trims spread across a $13,000 price range. Here’s the complete 2026 Subaru Outback price breakdown so you can walk into a dealership knowing exactly what you’re looking at.

2026 Subaru Outback MSRP by Trim

Before diving into individual trims, it’s worth knowing what every 2026 Outback includes as standard: a 12.1-inch multimedia touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster, Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, and at least 8.7 inches of ground clearance.

Outback Premium: $34,995

The entry point is genuinely well-equipped for the price. An optional convenience package adds a moonroof, heated steering wheel, wireless charger, and cloud navigation for $2,270. Most buyers will want it, so price it in from the start.

Outback Limited: $39,995 | Limited XT: $42,995

The Limited is where the interior takes a real step up, adding leather seating, a Harman Kardon audio system, heated rear seats, a power moonroof, and 18-inch wheels. The Limited XT adds the turbocharged 260-horsepower engine for $3,000 more. If you spend time on Highway 17 or regularly carry a full load, the XT upgrade is worth serious consideration. Browse current 2026 Outback inventory at Santa Cruz Subaru to see what’s available now.

Outback Wilderness: $42,995

Same price as the Limited XT, but built for a different buyer entirely. The Wilderness gets the turbo engine, raised suspension, and all-terrain tires. If trail access around the Santa Cruz mountains is part of your regular routine, this is the trim. If you’re mostly on pavement, the Limited XT is the smarter buy at the same price point.

Outback Touring: $45,395 | Touring XT: $47,995

The Touring adds the fullest suite of EyeSight driver assist features and the most refined interior in the lineup. The Touring XT pairs all of that with the turbocharged engine. These are the fully loaded configurations for buyers who want everything and plan to keep the vehicle long-term.

What California Buyers Should Budget Beyond MSRP

Every new Outback adds a destination and delivery charge on top of MSRP. California buyers should also factor in state sales tax and DMV registration fees, which can add up quickly depending on your county. The cleanest way to get a real out-the-door number is to talk to the team directly. Subaru also runs rotating incentive programs including financing offers and loyalty rebates, so it’s worth asking what’s currently available when you’re ready to buy.

Ready to See It in Person?

The seventh-generation redesign reads differently in person than it does in photos, especially the new interior. The team at Santa Cruz Subaru in Capitola can walk you through every trim side-by-side and help you find the configuration that fits your budget and how you actually drive.

Schedule a test drive and see the all-new 2026 Outback for yourself.