Subaru’s New EyeSight™ System Debuts at New York International Auto Show

EyeSight also integrates adaptive cruise control, pre-collision braking and a vehicle lane departure warning.


  • Stereo camera-based Driver Assist System
  • Pre-Collision Braking
  • System capable of pedestrian detection
  • Lane departure and sway warning
  • Adaptive cruise control
MISSISSAUGA, ON, - Subaru Canada, Inc. (SCI) will introduce its brand new EyeSight™ driver assistance system on its 2013 Legacy and Outback 3.6R Limited Package models later this year. This suite of safety and driver assist technologies will debut at the New York International Auto Show and will subsequently appear on other products in the Subaru lineup in future years. This new technology, which can detect obstacles in front of the car and limit potential damage in an impact, reinforces Subaru's commitment to remaining leaders in safety. EyeSight also integrates adaptive cruise control, pre-collision braking and a vehicle lane departure warning. Combining safety and convenience features, the Subaru EyeSight system will be one of the most affordable such technologies available in the North American market. Unlike other manufacturers who only introduce this system in top-end models, Subaru's plans to incorporate EyeSight in its intermediate, mid-size segment will further enhance an already value-packed offering.
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