Subaru Outback: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
Outback (2018–2019, BS refresh)
2018 – 2019
- 2018 refresh of the fifth-generation wagon: new hexagonal grille, front bumper and headlights with C-shaped daytime lights
- One bumper, hood, headlight and roof pattern fits every trim (2.5i / 3.6R, Convenience / Touring / Limited / Premier)
- Front bumper cut with or without the wheel-arch cladding extensions: choose the flare option
- Roof with or without sunroof: choose the roof type on roof kits
- Not covered: 2015–2017 pre-refresh Outback (different bumper and lights)
Outback (2020–2022, BT)
2020 – 2022
- Long wagon body with black wheel-arch cladding; hexagonal grille with chrome accents
- LED fog lamps on Touring and up; Convenience has blank inserts: choose the fog option
- Outdoor XT / Onyx Edition XT have dark trim on the same bumper
- Front View Monitor camera in the grille centre on Touring, Onyx Edition XT / Outdoor XT and Wilderness (Subaru brochures); other trims have a plain grille: choose the grille-camera option on grille, full-front and full-body kits (Wilderness: choose 'with')
- Wilderness (2022) has its own front and rear bumpers, grille, larger cladding, roof with rails and a matte hood decal; its headlights share the standard pattern
- Rear sonar sensors on Limited / Premier: choose the rear-sensor option
- Sold as the Legacy Outback in Japan
Outback (2023–2025, BT refresh)
2023 – 2025
- Australian cars have their own front bumper pattern: choose the vehicle specification
- Reshaped front bumper and grille with black cladding that wraps around the headlights; new fog-lamp bezels
- Same headlights, hood and body as the 2020 car; Limited / Limited XT / Touring / Touring XT have their own front bumper and grille
- Front View Monitor camera in the grille centre on Touring, Onyx Edition XT / Outdoor XT and Wilderness (Subaru brochures); other trims have a plain grille: choose the grille-camera option on grille, full-front and full-body kits (Wilderness: choose 'with')
- Wilderness 2023 kept its 2022 front end; the 2024–2025 Wilderness has a redesigned front bumper and grille (Subaru MY2024 announcement): two Wilderness SKU sets, both with the Wilderness roof rails and cladding
- LED fog lamps on every trim in Canada (including Convenience) and in the United States (including the base Outback), per the 2025 Subaru specifications and brochure: choose 'with fog lamps'
- Rear sonar sensors on Limited / Premier / Wilderness: choose the rear-sensor option
Outback (2026+, seventh generation)
2026 onwards
- Boxy, SUV-like body with a flat roof and squared-off rear; wide rectangular grille with slim headlights
- LED fog lamps on most trims; look at the lower bumper corners and choose the fog option to match your car
- Wilderness (2026) has its own bumpers, grille, headlights, hood & fenders, larger cladding and sills; the roof pattern is shared
- Front View Monitor camera in the grille on Touring and Wilderness; other trims have a plain grille: choose the grille-camera option on grille, full-front and full-body kits
- Rear sonar sensors on Limited and up: choose the rear-sensor option
- Announced for North America first; other regions are not yet confirmed
Find my fit
Tell us when and where the car was sold and we will suggest the body. You still confirm with the pictures.
Subaru Outback PPF kits by body
We cut DIY pre-cut paint protection film for 4 Subaru Outback bodies. A new body starts wherever the panels change shape, such as a facelift with a new bumper or lights, so a kit always matches the car it was cut for.
- Outback (2018–2019, BS refresh) · 2018 – 2019
- Outback (2020–2022, BT) · 2020 – 2022
- Outback (2023–2025, BT refresh) · 2023 – 2025
- Outback (2026+, seventh generation) · 2026 onwards