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Subaru VIZIV-7 SUV Concept Makes World Debut at 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show




Tokyo, November 18, 2016 – Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI), the manufacturer of Subaru automobiles, today unveiled the Subaru VIZIV-7 SUV Concept* at the 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show.
Subaru VIZIV is a concept series embodying the future vision of car development for “enjoyment and peace of mind” that Subaru wants to provide to customers.
With the VIZIV-7 SUV Concept, Subaru is demonstrating its thinking about how big a future Subaru SUV can be. “The concept expresses our core brand values, safety, dependability, capability for outdoor activities and a forward looking attitude,” said Takeshi Tachimori, corporate executive vice president, Fuji Heavy Industries, LTD. “We know customers in this segment want a full-sized vehicle and the next 3-row from Subaru will be the biggest Subaru vehicle ever.”
With full three-row capability and Subaru’s DYNAMIC x SOLID design philosophy, Subaru VIZIV-7 SUV Concept shows the size direction of the all-new three-row midsize SUV to be introduced to North American market in early 2018.
The official Subaru website (http://www.subaru-global.com/******.html) will feature images of the Subaru VIZIV-7 SUV Concept as well as a movie of the Subaru press conference.
*: VIZIV is a name derived from Vision for Innovation.
 Main Specifications
Body size (overall length × width × height): 5,200 × 2,030 × 1,830* mm
Wheelbase: 2,990 mm
Tire size: 265/55 R21

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