The facelifted third-generation Mitsubishi Outlander offers several ways to approach everyday SUV driving. Your choice of powertrain and equipment matters most: consider your usual journeys, the features you value and whether you can regularly charge a plug-in hybrid.
Examples of Mitsubishi Outlander engine choices include the gasoline 2.4 CVT, which pairs all-wheel drive with a continuously variable transmission for stepless acceleration. The all-wheel-drive diesel 2.3 AT is worth considering for frequent longer journeys, while the 2.0 CVT plug-in hybrid combines gasoline power with electric propulsion.
SUV 5-doors — Mitsubishi Outlander Engines and Transmissions
SUV 5-doors Mitsubishi Outlander Engines and Transmissions
Mitsubishi Outlander trim levels include Instyle and Intense for the gasoline, all-wheel-drive 2.4 CVT. These identify equipment configurations within that technical version. When choosing between them, check the actual car’s comfort, infotainment and parking features, since a trim name alone does not establish every fitted item.
The front-wheel-drive 2.0 CVT plug-in hybrid uses a lithium-ion battery. Mitsubishi Outlander battery capacity helps you assess its potential for electric driving, but usable range also depends on temperature, speed and heating use. Regular charging lets you make better use of electric propulsion on everyday trips.
SUV 5-doors — Mitsubishi Outlander Battery, Charging
SUV 5-doors Mitsubishi Outlander Battery, Charging