Technology and Safety
The Subaru Crosstrek stands out with its available 11.6-inch SUBARU Multimedia Plus touchscreen, one of the largest displays in the segment. Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ integration are available, giving drivers seamless access to navigation, music, and communication features.
The Honda HR-V features a nine-inch touchscreen on upper trims, but Subaru has a larger available screen that delivers a more modern and user-friendly experience. The Crosstrek also offers features such as available wireless smartphone charging, MySubaru® Connected Services, and advanced multimedia functionality designed to keep drivers informed and connected wherever the road leads.
Safety has long been a Subaru hallmark, and the 2026 Crosstrek continues that tradition. Every Crosstrek comes standard with EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology. The system includes features such as Pre-Collision Braking, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Centering, Adaptive Cruise Control, and other advanced driver-assist technologies designed to help monitor traffic and reduce the likelihood of collisions.
The Honda HR-V includes the Honda Sensing suite of safety technologies, but Subaru enhances driver confidence with additional available features such as Automatic Emergency Steering and Emergency Lane Keep Assist on select trims.
Combined with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, and superior ground clearance, the Crosstrek provides confidence in changing road and weather conditions. That's an advantage Ohio drivers can appreciate year-round.