When equipped with EyeSight, all tested 2022 Subaru models receive the highest possible rating for front crash prevention by IIHS.

That's why many of our new Subaru models come equipped with blind-spot monitoring. It will alert you if you're changing lanes while a vehicle is traveling in your blind-spot, allowing you to be aware of all your surroundings, even when you can't see them yourself.

Sun glare, inclement weather such as heavy rain, blinding snow or fog, or a dirty windshield will hinder EyeSight operation. A cracked windshield, oil film on the glass or reflections may impede EyeSight performance.

The Subaru Eyesight can be used as a dash cam for accidents but isn't anywhere close to being a complete solution. Subaru Eyesight, a collision-avoidance safety system, was never intended to be dash cams. The cameras can record about 22 seconds of footage if your vehicle is involved in a collision.

What's more, if you were considering a Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 equipped model such as the RAV4, then you would also gain road sign assist as well as lane tracing assist. In short, a Toyota Safety Sense equipped vehicle, whether it's 1.0 or 2.0, is just better equipped than a standard Subaru Eyesight model.

And then here at the top we're going to scroll over to car. And here we're going to see driver monitoring system and we can simply just turn it right off.

A: Blind-Spot Detection is available on 2020 or newer Subaru Legacy, Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, Ascent and WRX.

2014 To provide you with an extra set of eyes and warn you of potential danger, Subaru implemented Blind-Spot Detection back in 2014, and it continues to be improved year-after-year. This technology uses radar sensors in the rear bumper of your vehicle to monitor your blind spots in both mirrors.

Can Subaru EyeSight be Turned Off? Yes! Subaru's EyeSight Technology can be disabled. While there are some instances (as mentioned above, in the carwash) where turning off EyeSight is extremely helpful, Subaru does not recommend disabling EyeSight for your everyday drive.

Happens with adaptive cruise control eyesight can help you stay with the flow of traffic. When you set cruise control you can select from up to four preset following distances eyesight watches ahead

Owners can request from Subaru to see the last 22 seconds of footage, but a court can also order access. “You can't [see it] unless you specifically request to see it or there's a lawsuit,” Infante explained, adding later that “you have to give written permission or you have to be subpoenaed.”

If you don't correct quickly enough the lane keep assist feature can even intervene. And help steer you back in many subaru owners will tell you these systems were there when it mattered. Most.