Forward and backward adjustment

In the Subaru Ascent, adjusting the seat forward or backward is simple and designed for precision. Lift the adjustment lever upward and smoothly slide the seat to your preferred position. Once positioned, release the lever and gently move the seat back and forth to ensure it is firmly locked in place. Proper locking is essential for maintaining stability and safety while driving the Subaru Ascent.
Reclining the seatback

To adjust the seatback angle in the Subaru Ascent, pull the reclining lever upward and move the seatback to a comfortable and safe position. After adjustment, release the lever and confirm that the seatback is securely locked. Always ensure proper locking before driving.
When the seatback is in a reclined position, it may return upward with force when the lever is activated. While operating the lever, support the seatback lightly with your hand to allow a smooth and controlled return to an upright position, ensuring both comfort and safety in your Subaru Ascent.
Seat height adjustment (driver's seat)

- When the lever is pushed downward, the seat height is lowered for improved head clearance and comfort.
- When the lever is pulled upward, the seat rises to provide better road visibility and driving posture.
The Subaru Ascent allows precise seat height adjustment by repeatedly moving the lever up or down, enabling drivers to find the optimal driving position for both comfort and control.
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