Which Subaru has a panoramic roof?
Subaru models with a panoramic roof are generally found on higher-trim versions of several lineups, rather than on the base models. In practice, you’ll most often find a panoramic moonroof on the Outback, Forester, and Ascent, with Crosstrek offering it less consistently depending on the year and market.
Panoramic roofs are a feature that enhances the cabin feel by providing a large, continuous glass panel above the rear seats (and sometimes front seats, depending on the design). Availability varies by model year and trim level, so buyers should verify the exact configuration for the specific year they’re considering. Below is a snapshot of where panoramic roofs tend to appear across current Subaru lineup, noting that exact availability can change with redesigns and option packages.
Models That Typically Feature a Panoramic Roof
The following Subaru models commonly offer a panoramic moonroof on higher trims or as part of optional packages. Always confirm the exact year/trims with the dealer or official Subaru specification for that model year.
- Subaru Outback — Panoramic moonroof typically available on higher trims such as Limited and Touring.
- Subaru Forester — Panoramic moonroof typically available on higher trims such as Limited and Premier.
- Subaru Ascent — Panoramic moonroof typically available on upper trims such as Limited and Premier.
- Subaru Crosstrek — Availability is more limited and varies by year/market; a panoramic roof is not consistently offered across all trims.
When shopping, use current brochures, the Subaru build/configurator, or a dealership to verify whether a panoramic roof is included and on which trim level for the model year you’re interested in.
Summary
If you’re seeking a Subaru with a panoramic roof, target the Outback, Forester, or Ascent in their higher trims, where the feature is more commonly offered. Crosstrek offers a panoramic roof less consistently. Always check the specific model year and trim to confirm, as availability can change with redesigns and option packages.
