Yes, the Subaru Outback is longer and wider, offering increased cargo capacity.

Both models are rated for towing however, the Subaru Outback equipped with a turbocharged engine, has a higher towing capacity of up to 2100 kg*Maximum vehicle braked towing capacity for Subaru Forester is 1,800kg for petrol variants and 1,2000kg for hybrid variants, and for Subaru Outback is 2,100kg for turbocharged variants and 2,000kg for non-turbocharged variants. "Towing capacity" refers to the maximum total weight of a trailer and its load. "Braked" indicates the towing capacity when the trailer is equipped with its own brakes. Towing is subject to regulatory requirements. Speak with your Subaru Retailer for more information and Genuine Subaru towing accessories. , compared to the Forester's 1800 kg*Maximum vehicle braked towing capacity for Subaru Forester is 1,800kg for petrol variants and 1,2000kg for hybrid variants, and for Subaru Outback is 2,100kg for turbocharged variants and 2,000kg for non-turbocharged variants. "Towing capacity" refers to the maximum total weight of a trailer and its load. "Braked" indicates the towing capacity when the trailer is equipped with its own brakes. Towing is subject to regulatory requirements. Speak with your Subaru Retailer for more information and Genuine Subaru towing accessories. .

Yes, both vehicles feature Subaru's X-Mode technology and famous Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. Both offer generous ground clearance, making them capable on various terrain.

The Subaru Forester and Outback with the 2.5-litre petrol engine have similar fuel efficiency, but the Outback's 2.4-litre turbocharged version consumes slightly more fuel. For the best fuel economy in the range, the Subaru Forester Hybrid offers the most efficient option.