Sixth generation (BT) · 2020–2025

Subaru Outback BT

We have 35 configurations of the BT Outback, model years 2022–2025. The 2025 Subaru Outback has up to 9.5 in of ground clearance and an approach angle of up to 20.0°, both on the Wilderness. It is rated to tow up to 3,500 lb (4 of the 9 trims).

MakerSource: 2025 Subaru Outback Specifications

Documents last checked Oct 12, 2026.

Model years: 2022–2025
Configurations: 35
Sourced numbers: 427
Documents: 5

Wilderness, drawn to scale from its published dimensions.

01 / Key numbers

BT key numbers

The best configuration for each number, factory packages included and fleet-only configurations left out, from the newest model year that publishes it. Each links to its document.

Ground clearance: 9.5 in241 mmWilderness · 2025Maker2025 Subaru Outback Specifications
Approach angle: 20.0°Wilderness · 2025Maker2025 Subaru Outback Specifications
Breakover angle: 21.2°Wilderness · 2025Maker2025 Subaru Outback Specifications
Departure angle: 23.6°Wilderness · 2025Maker2025 Subaru Outback Specifications
Max towing: 3,500 lb1,588 kg4 of the 9 trims · 2025Maker2025 Subaru Outback Specifications
Curb weight: 3,641–3,946 lb2025, 9 configurationsMaker2025 Subaru Outback Specifications

02 / Spec plate

Spec plate

2025 Subaru Outback

One configuration per trim, named under each heading, with its numbers as Subaru prints them. “Up to” is a ceiling printed over several configurations (the notes say whose), “from” the lowest figure, and a range is printed across that configuration’s grades. “Door label” means the maker prints it only on each vehicle’s certification label.

2025 Subaru Outback: numbers per trim, one configuration each
Off-road
	BaseBase	PremiumPremium	Onyx EditionOnyx Edition	LimitedLimited	TouringTouring	Limited XTLimited XT	Onyx Edition XTOnyx Edition XT	Touring XTTouring XT	WildernessWilderness
Ground clearance	8.7 in	8.7 in	8.7 in	8.7 in	8.7 in	8.7 in	8.7 in	8.7 in	9.5 in
Approach angle	18.2°	18.2°	18.2°	18.2°	18.2°	18.2°	18.2°	18.2°	20.0°
Breakover angle	19.4°	19.4°	19.4°	19.4°	19.4°	19.4°	19.4°	19.4°	21.2°
Departure angle	21.7°	21.7°	21.7°	21.7°	21.7°	21.7°	21.7°	21.7°	23.6°
Dimensions and bed
Length	191.1 in	191.1 in	191.1 in	191.1 in	191.1 in	191.1 in	191.1 in	191.1 in	191.9 in
Width	74.2 in	74.2 in	74.2 in	74.2 in	74.2 in	74.2 in	74.2 in	74.2 in	74.6 in
Height	66.1 in	66.1 in	66.1 in	66.1 in	66.1 in	66.1 in	66.1 in	66.1 in	66.9 in
Wheelbase	108.1 in	108.1 in	108.1 in	108.1 in	108.1 in	108.1 in	108.1 in	108.1 in	108.1 in
Weights, loads and capacities
Curb weight	3,641 lb	3,661 lb	3,743 lb	3,735 lb	3,781 lb	3,931 lb	3,940 lb	3,946 lb	3,922 lb
Max towing	2,700 lb	2,700 lb	2,700 lb	2,700 lb	2,700 lb	3,500 lb	3,500 lb	3,500 lb	3,500 lb
Fuel tank	18.5 gal	18.5 gal	18.5 gal	18.5 gal	18.5 gal	18.5 gal	18.5 gal	18.5 gal	18.5 gal
Off-road hardware
Stock tires	225/65R17	225/65R17	225/60R18	225/60R18	225/60R18	225/60R18	225/60R18	225/60R18	225/65R17
Low range	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	—
Center differential	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)	Electronically managed variable hydraulic transfer clutch (Active Torque Split)

Sources: 2025 Subaru Outback Specifications · How we source the numbers

03 / Configurations

Every BT configuration

35 configurations the maker sells or sold, from its price lists and spec sheets, as each comes from the factory.

20259 configurations

2025 Subaru Outback BT: every configuration with its numbers
Configuration	Ground clearance	Approach	Breakover	Departure	Max towing	Curb weight	Tires
Base	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,641 lb	225/65R17
Premium	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,661 lb	225/65R17
Onyx Edition	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,743 lb	225/60R18
Limited	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,735 lb	225/60R18
Touring	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,781 lb	225/60R18
Limited XT	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,931 lb	225/60R18
Onyx Edition XT	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,940 lb	225/60R18
Touring XT	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,946 lb	225/60R18
Wilderness	9.5 in	20.0°	21.2°	23.6°	3,500 lb	3,922 lb	225/65R17

MakerSource: 2025 Subaru Outback Specifications

20249 configurations

2024 Subaru Outback BT: every configuration with its numbers
Configuration	Ground clearance	Approach	Breakover	Departure	Max towing	Curb weight	Tires
Base	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,641 lb	225/65R17
Premium	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,661 lb	225/65R17
Onyx Edition	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,743 lb	225/60R18
Limited	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,735 lb	225/60R18
Touring	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,781 lb	225/60R18
Limited XT	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,931 lb	225/60R18
Onyx Edition XT	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,940 lb	225/60R18
Touring XT	8.7 in	18.2°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,946 lb	225/60R18
Wilderness	9.5 in	20.0°	21.2°	23.6°	3,500 lb	3,922 lb	225/65R17

MakerSource: 2024 Subaru Outback Specifications

20239 configurations

2023 Subaru Outback BT: every configuration with its numbers
Configuration	Ground clearance	Approach	Breakover	Departure	Max towing	Curb weight	Tires
Base	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,641 lb	225/65R17
Premium	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,661 lb	225/65R17
Onyx Edition	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,692 lb	225/60R18
Limited	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,735 lb	225/60R18
Touring	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,781 lb	225/60R18
Limited XT	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,931 lb	225/60R18
Onyx Edition XT	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,921 lb	225/60R18
Touring XT	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,946 lb	225/60R18
Wilderness	9.5 in	20.0°	21.2°	23.6°	3,500 lb	3,934 lb	225/65R17

MakerSource: 2023 Subaru Outback Specifications

20228 configurations

2022 Subaru Outback BT: every configuration with its numbers
Configuration	Ground clearance	Approach	Breakover	Departure	Max towing	Curb weight	Tires
Base	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,637 lb	225/65R17
Premium	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,657 lb	225/65R17
Limited	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,730 lb	225/60R18
Touring	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	2,700 lb	3,772 lb	225/60R18
Limited XT	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,926 lb	225/60R18
Onyx Edition XT	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,885 lb	225/60R18
Touring XT	8.7 in	18.6°	19.4°	21.7°	3,500 lb	3,937 lb	225/60R18
Wilderness	9.5 in	20.0°	21.2°	23.6°	3,500 lb	3,929 lb¹	225/65R17

MakerSource: 2022 Subaru Outback Specifications

¹ Subaru’s documents disagree: 3,929 lb (spec book) vs 3,896 lb (spec book).

A dash means the maker’s documents we have don’t give that number for that configuration, and a column with no number for any configuration of the year isn’t shown. “Door label” means the maker prints it only on each vehicle’s certification label, and “not published” that the maker doesn’t print it, or points elsewhere. “Up to” is a ceiling the maker prints over several configurations; a range is the maker’s own, printed across the grades of that configuration.

04 / Questions