Subaru EyeSight® in Tampa, FL

An extra set of eyes on the road and if need be, an extra foot on the brake when you drive.

EyeSight^® Driver Assist Technology ^{[1]EyeSight is a driver-assist system that may not operate optimally under all driving
conditions. The driver is always responsible for safe and attentive driving. System
effectiveness depends on many factors, such as vehicle maintenance, weather, and road
conditions. See Owner’s Manual for complete details on system operation and
limitations.} is the culmination of everything Subaru engineers know about safety, and Subaru has sold more than 1 million EyeSight-equipped vehicles. Adding confidence to every trip, EyeSight tracks traffic movement, optimizes cruise control, and warns you if you sway outside your lane.

Overview of Subaru EyeSight Driver Assist Technologies.

Every Subaru features dual-color cameras, discreetly mounted near the rearview mirror, that continuously scan the road ahead for potential hazards. On select models, a third camera expands the field of view to further enhance pedestrian and cyclist detection.

Learn more about Subaru EyeSight features in the videos below.

Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control

When cruise control is engaged, EyeSight^® Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control with Lane Centering can automatically maintain a set distance from the vehicle ahead while helping keep your vehicle centered in its lane.

A Subaru detects lane markings with Lane Departure Warning activated.

Lane Departure & Sway Warning

EyeSight monitors lane markings, and if you begin to drift toward the edge, the system can alert you and even intervene, steering you safely back into your lane.

A Subaru projects an arcing line representing the Pre-Collision Braking system.

Pre-Collison Braking

EyeSight is always scanning the road ahead to help you stay safe. If EyeSight spots potential danger, it can alert you and if needed, automatically apply the brakes to help avoid an accident ^{[2]EyeSight is a driver-assist system that may not operate optimally under
all driving conditions. The Pre-Collision Braking System is designed to
provide automatic braking that either prevents a collision or reduces
the severity of a frontal impact. The driver is always responsible for
safe and attentive driving. System effectiveness depends on many
factors, such as vehicle maintenance, weather, and road conditions. See
Owner’s Manual for complete details on system operation and
limitations.} .

Automatic Emergency Steering

When Pre-Collision Braking alone isn’t enough to prevent an accident, EyeSight can engage Automatic emergency Steering to help maneuver you safely around the obstruction in your path^{[3]Automatic Emergency Steering is a system designed to assist the driver.
It is not a substitute for safe and attentive driving. Automatic
Emergency Steering works in conjunction with and after Pre-Collision
Braking has been activated by providing steering support at speeds lower
than 50 mph to try and help avoid a collision. See Owner’s Manual for
complete details, including important system limitations. Availability
varies by trim level.} .

A Subaru stopped behind another car at an intersection.

Pre-Collision Throttle Management

If EyeSight detects potential danger in your path, it can reduce power to the engine, giving you more time to respond and slow down in a low-speed emergency situation.

For greater reassurance and peace of mind, Subaru offers a suite of active safety systems that help provide better all-around awareness.

Learn more about Subaru safety features in the videos below.

Rear Cross-Traffic Alert

When you’re in reverse, EyeSight can detect vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists approaching from the side ⎯ even if your view is blocked. If you continue to back up, your Subaru can then alert you both audibly and visually, letting you know which side the object is approaching from ^{[4]Blind-Spot Detection, Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
are systems designed to assist the driver by monitoring the rear and
side areas of the vehicle during a lane change or reversing and are not
a substitute for safe and attentive driving.} .

Advanced Headlights

For better visibility, Steering Responsive Headlights point in the direction you’re turning, helping you to see things sooner. High Beam Assist can automatically dim and activate your high beams to protect other drivers from the glare while maintaining maximum visibility.