Subaru Viziv Tourer concept debuts at 2018 Geneva show
Subaru revealed its Viziv Tourer concept at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show, previewing a new design direction and advanced driver assistance systems for future models.
Subaru took the covers off its Viziv Tourer concept at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show, expanding the brand’s Vision for Innovation series with a sharp-edged estate that hints at both future styling and technology. The Viziv Tourer, presented as a four-seater, continues the line’s focus on aggressive surfaces and carbon fibre elements, while retaining the company’s core mechanical themes.
At 4775mm long and 1930mm wide, the Viziv Tourer sits firmly in the large estate bracket, with proportions that recall Subaru’s sporting wagons of the past. The 2730mm wheelbase and four-seat layout suggest a focus on comfort as well as performance. Subaru confirmed the concept uses its signature symmetrical all-wheel drive and a boxer engine, though no detailed powertrain figures were released.
Technology and design direction
The Viziv Tourer concept is fitted with Subaru’s next-generation EyeSight system, which the company says integrates advanced autonomous driving functions. The exterior features 20-inch alloys and a low, wide stance, underlining the car’s dynamic intent. While Subaru has not confirmed production plans, the concept’s styling and technology are expected to influence the next generation of Subaru estates and crossovers.
