The restyled fourth-generation Mitsubishi Outlander offers several ways to approach everyday SUV driving. Your choice depends on where you drive, whether you can charge regularly and which equipment matters most to you.
Mitsubishi Outlander engine choices include the 2.4 plug-in hybrid with an automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. Gasoline examples include the 2.5 i 16V CVT 4WD, whose continuously variable transmission adjusts its ratio smoothly, and the automatic, front-wheel-drive 2.5 i 16V CVT. All-wheel drive can help with traction on slippery surfaces; front-wheel drive suits many everyday road journeys.
SUV 5-doors — Mitsubishi Outlander Engines and Transmissions
SUV 5-doors Mitsubishi Outlander Engines and Transmissions
For the front-wheel-drive gasoline 2.5 i 16V CVT, Intense and Executive are named equipment choices. When considering Mitsubishi Outlander trim levels, compare the actual features of the vehicle you are buying, especially seat comfort, parking assistance and connectivity. The trim name alone does not establish which features are fitted or whether another powertrain offers the same package.
The 2.4 plug-in hybrid uses a lithium-ion battery to support electric driving alongside its gasoline engine. Mitsubishi Outlander battery capacity helps you assess electric range, but weather, speed and heating or cooling use also affect how far a charge lasts. Convenient home or workplace charging makes it easier to cover routine journeys using electricity.
SUV 5-doors — Mitsubishi Outlander Battery and Range
SUV 5-doors Mitsubishi Outlander Battery and Range