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The 12 Best Midsize SUVs In 2025!

The 12 Best Midsize SUVs In 2025! SUVs have dominated the market recently, and the 2025 models are set to shake things up even more. Here are the 12 best midsize SUVs getting major redesigns that will redefine the entire SUV segment. 2025 Subaru Outback The Subaru Outback is like a trusty pair of trail-hiking boots: easygoing and comfortable, but tough enough to handle some rough terrain when needed. And for 2025, it is better than ever. Buyers of the new Outback have two engine options: a 182 hp, 2.5-liter engine or a more powerful 260-hp turbocharged 2.4-liter - and both are paired with a CVT and all-wheel drive. The standard all-wheel drive is especially great in bad weather, and with 8.7 inches of ground clearance, it’s ready for light off-roading and some rugged trails. As for the measurements, the Outback measures about 191 inches in length, with an overall width of 73 inches without mirrors, and stands about 66 inches tall. Inside, passengers enjoy 43 inches of front legroom and 39 inches in the rear. For cargo, the Outback offers 32 cubic feet with all seats up and a maximum of 75 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down. And the price? the 2025 Subaru Outback starts at $30,315, with higher trims and additional options pushing the price up to $44,190. For more detailed information on pricing and configurations, you can visit Subaru's official website. Inside the new Outback, you'll find a roomy, comfortable space that's practical rather than flashy. The base Outback keeps things simple with fewer features, but the higher trims add nice touches like dual-zone climate control, heated front seats, a power-adjustable driver’s seat, and several USB ports. On the outside, the Outback is essentially a Legacy station wagon with a lifted suspension, which gives it a more rugged appearance compared to the Forester compact crossover. It has a bold, adventurous look with black body cladding, wheel-arch moldings, and roof rails. All trims come with automatic LED headlights and foglights, but the exterior trim varies. The tech in the Outback is quite impressive for its price. It comes with a quality stereo and plenty of charging ports. The 11.6-inch infotainment screen is functional and finding settings is easy, and Apple CarPlay makes good use of the full display, while Android Auto is confined to the top half of the screen. It also comes with a native voice command system that gets the job done. In terms of safety, the Outback is well-equipped. Along with the Eyesight system, it includes blind-spot detection with lane change assist, a rear seat reminder, distraction mitigation, adaptive cruise control, and rear cross-traffic alert. The ride quality and driving experience are excellent, and the Outback offers great all-around visibility. #2025 #midsizesuv