2024 Subaru Ascent: New Model Info & Price Changes
Subaru's three-row SUV has minor updates for the 2024-MY.
Updates to the Ascent include revised front and rear styling and a new 11.6-inch touchscreen first seen in Legacy models.
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Subaru announced the pricing on June 15 of the 2024 Ascent, its award-winning 3-row SUV. The Ascent offers a spacious interior with flexible seating options and an impressive list of standard safety, driver assist, and in-vehicle technologies.
Available in six trim levels – Base, Premium, Onyx Edition, Onyx Edition Limited, Limited and Touring – the 2024 Ascent arrives in Subaru retailers this fall.
With a starting price of $34,195, the 2024 Ascent comes standard with the latest version of EyeSight driver assist technology as well as many more features. The 2023 Subaru Ascent also earned top marks with a 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
The 2024 Ascent comes standard with the latest version of EyeSight driver assist technology. The enhanced system operates more smoothly and in a greater range of conditions. These improvements are a result of a wider field of view, updated control software, and the addition of an electric brake booster.
Also standard across the model line is a Wide-Angle mono camera that works together with the EyeSight system’s stereo cameras.
Model Features
Steering Responsive LED headlights with High Beam Assist
Rear Seat Reminder
Front tri-zone and rear automatic climate control
Automatic power door locks
Power windows and power side mirrors
Security system with engine immobilizer
Rear vision camera
USB-A and USB-C input/charge ports in the front center console
USB-A and USB-C charge ports in the rear center console
Raised roof rails
18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels in silver finish and 19 cupholders.
Ascent Premium
2022: $36,470
2023: $36,795
Onyx Edition
2022: $39,670
2023: $41,595
Ascent Limited
2022: $41,270
2023: $41,895
Ascent Touring
2022: $47,120
2023: $48,495
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