ACTUALLY Really Good! 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Review

2023 Mitsubishi Outlander Plug In Hybrid review by The Straight Pipes. The Outlander PHEV is putting down a combined 248 horsepower and 322 lb-ft of torque from a 2.4L 4 cylinder plug in hybrid with 2 electric motors. At $57,948 CAD, would you take it over waiting 4 years for a Rav 4 Prime?
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[@TheStraightPipes]

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[@redline589]

I would like it if you guys reviewed older cool car again.

[@dtemp132]

Thank you for reviewing PHEVs!

[@Mgoblagulkablong]

I would love to see some comparisons of the Mazda CX-90 vs (semi-) luxury competitors: CX-90 vs Genesis GV80 Acura MDX base engine (not Type S) Infiniti QX60 Volvo XC90 Audi Q7 base engine or PHEV Jeep Grand Cherokee L Lincoln Aviator Cadillac XT6 Land Rover Discovery Range Rover Sport PHEV BMW X5 / Mercedes GLE if they are offered with 7 seats, idk if they are

[@gabrielrivera659]

Thank you for finally reviewing the Outlander, I’ve asked you guys for over a year.

[@brianpederson7315]

keep doing the "normal" car reviews. What happened to the box test?

[@markdelio8281]

I bought one of these this May and have been surprisingly more pleased than I thought. At first we bought it because nobody else had any inventory and I was not going to wait 18 months or longer for a Toyota or a Kia/Hyundai. Took a road trip from Ontario to the US Midwest last month and I have yet to put any gasoline in it since returning 6 weeks ago! Currently have just shy of 5000 kms on it and I've filled the gas tank only 3 times, including our road trip, and still have a quarter tank! Been averaging 4.7 liters/100km, so far. With remote control from the iPhone App I can fully heat or cool this vehicle up on the house current so it's ready to go when I'm ready to do. Very pleased, especially with not having to buy much gas for it.

[@deansmits006]

This is how it's supposed to be done, nice job

[@andrewng6059]

I am looking between the Outlander PHEV and the RAV4 Prime as well; how do you find the quality of the build? Are the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEVs made in Japan? I've heard lots of mixed reviews on the long-term reliability on this car and Mitsubishi in general and this is what's currently preventing me from pulling the trigger. Any comments you can provide is greatly appreciated!

[@RajSingh-if6dk]

I own a 2023 model and yes it is built in Japan. This is my second Outlander PHEV after I traded my 2018 model for one that looks like the one in this review. 😍 It consistently gets more looks than the 2019 Cayenne e-hybrid that my wife drives, although the Porsche interiors are amazingly nice in comparison (albeit at twice the MSRP). I also like how Mitsubishi gives you all the Active Cruise Control suite as part of a tech bundle and don't make you pay for each of these as stand alone option( my biggest gripe with some of the German marques.) I have had no issues with reliability or build quality with either of my Mitsubishi PHEV and the new model has certainly stepped up it's game in terms of interiors.@@andrewng6059

[@lisannehinkley5559]

It says it averages 9l per 100km, you're saying it gets under 5? Ev won't get me around entirely so then I was wondering if it's fuel efficient for me as a commuter.

[@zaintareen2121]

Is there an app for Android too ?

[@jameschristy4317]

I bought a 2023 Outlander PHEV in SEL trim and have had the car for 8-months. Absolutely love it. I charge on only 120V in my garage and most of the time it charges overnight. In the summer I get an EV range of 75-80kms and in the winter 60-65kms. I use no gas at all if I am doing city driving. Usually put in half tank of gas every 2-3 months! Love the interior and overall comfort.

[@gg52409]

what mode/settings you drive in to get that sort of EV range? I am getting close to 60-65 probably 70 in the city

[@megaintegrator]

cool, same as rav4 toyota plugin same range (86km)

[@4rubberzaday]

Plug it into your neighbors outside outlet overnight like I do. It makes small commutes almost free

[@razorhedge123]

Have you had any maintenance issues yet and how expensive is the maintenance and are there any shops who understands PHEVE other than the dealer?

[@cameronjohnson7347]

@@razorhedge123I used to sell them. They come with a dealer 100k mile warranty on the engine and all battery components. What they don’t tell you is systems like speakers and infotainment systems aren’t covered in the warranty. The 3rd row is always an awkward moment in the sale.

[@mvakleko]

I bought this car last month and am very happy with it. I average like $50 for 1,000 km and have already done 5,000km. It’s a really good car at a great value for base model.

[@tetchuma]

I have a deep appreciation for Mitsubishi. The Eclipse and the 3000GT were status symbols when I was growing up. I’m glad they’re turning their luck around.

[@CoryBurke]

Oh I lusted after that 3000GT so so much. :D

[@tetchuma]

@@CoryBurke Didn’t we all!

[@jalalelyas1057]

Gotta support thru these times so when the time comes in the future they can bring back the cars we loved so much like Eclipse Coupe to compete with BRZ and Lancers/Evos to compete with Civics/Type Rs and Corollas/GR. Mitsubishi is recovering and it takes time

[@534N69]

It’s not luck It’s them producing crap cars That’s their own fault

[@jalalelyas1057]

@@534N69 when your sales are poor because you’re not having a fleet of cars the market demands the most now such as SUVs, minivans and all you have is small commuter cars, sports cars you gotta make adjustments according to market demand and use the funds you have for now and build yourself up from there to where you used to be. That’s Mitsubishi right now

[@fredericfyfe3958]

I had a rav4 prime for 2 years. Now I have a 2023 outlander phev. Rav4 is the king for power and efficiency but I much prefer outlander's interior, awd system and warranty. Also I like the emergency 3rd row. Overall I'm verry pleased with the outlander. Fuel efficiency is not that good but I don't care because majority of the time I run EV.

[@GvR927461057374]

What mpg do you get when not on ev mode

[@fredericfyfe3958]

@@GvR927461057374 between 8.5 and 9L/100 km (around 26 to 29 mpg) on the highway with a depleted battery. With the rav4 prime it was around 6.5 to 7L/100 km (between 33 and 39 mpg)

[@FACTOTUM_55]

We were cross shopping both, the style and interior of the mitsu won over the wife. And the wait was significantly shorter than the Rav prime. No regrets going with the mitsu over the yota.

[@Briguy1027]

Does the Outlander PHEV have a spare tire?

[@FACTOTUM_55]

@@Briguy1027 unfortunately nope

[@kalengkong]

I got the Exceed trim in Australia last month. Have driven 800km and havent used gas yet. This car is amazing. My trip is always around 50KM and all are in EV. Was contemplating between Rav4 Hybrid and Outlander Phev, Soooooo glad i bought outlander. Its sooo much better in everyway. Interior, fuel consumption, and quietness in ride

[@CruelUnknown]

Working for Mitsubishi for a few uears opened my eyes to them and I really hope the company succeeds and doesn't just collapse into Nissan. Also Nissan was very far behind in EV and Mitsubishi has been doing tones of EV R&D. So they are kinda the head of that in Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi Alliance. The PHEV Outlander is way more Mitsubishi then then gas Outlander. The PHEV powertrain is all Mitsubishi, where the gas powertrain is all Nissan.

[@deansmits006]

How is Mitsubishi ahead in the EV dept? I have no idea, honestly

[@mikeintampa250]

I believe in the phev that gas powertrain is also Mitsubishi

[@Fabulousprofound168]

@@deansmits006yeah I wasn’t sure about that statement either because Nissan had the EV Leaf for awhile already before Mitsubishi became part of the group?

[@jandromarquez84]

Mitsubishi had the iMeiv longer than Leaf. They just made it better.

[@Fabulousprofound168]

@@jandromarquez84 I vaguely recall they came out less than a year apart? Mitsubishi was first but the spotlight switched over to the Leaf after the latter proved to be a much more useable EV.

[@peterkvietinskas1710]

After a year waiting for a Tucson or Sportage PHEV , we did buy an Outlander PHev. Great car. Love it !!!!!!!

[@savannahjackson8513]

I’ve now had my 2023 Outlander PHEV for a few months. I love it! So economical. I’ve done 2500 kms so far and have only used 13 litres of petrol! You can get the range up to 82 kms on EV only if you switch it into eco mode and use one pedal driving. I live in New Zealand and It costs me about $3 to fully charge it up… so I’m spending about $17-20 a week on electricity… and our petrol prices are $3.10 per litre! So I’m saving over $500 a month if I had the same vehicle in ICE mode. But when you want to drive to more remote areas, where charging stations are few and far between, there’s no range anxiety.

[@CPMUNSEY]

These are very popular in the Knoxville,TN area. I pass dozens of them daily anytime I’m driving around the area. It’s a good looking vehicle honestly.

[@user-rh2tq1xe1i]

its almost the ultimate poor man's car if you don't fk with Kia

[@PascalSchoenhardt]

@@user-rh2tq1xe1i "poor man's car" lol. Why spend more than you need to. Not often the best solution on the market is also the cheapest.

[@HeliEnthusiast]

Lol, I never noticed that Yuri does a hilarious hip thrust when he floors the accelerator.

[@kofiad13]

Have one, got it in 2023 and absolutely LOVE it. Still trying to figure out the best drive modes to get the best mileage but with my work having L2 chargers, manage to go at least 4 weeks without seeing a gas station and my commute is about 33km straight highway driving.

[@elvinitto]

I am glad you guys did the review of this car. I have been driving one for the past few months and love it!

[@L8463vette]

I've owned Mitsubishi's for 30 years. I can't wait to own the Outlander again. This one has some great features and I was looking at full EVs but after this video I'm gonna go with this instead.... Thanks for a great and informative video!!!

[@bradhaines3142]

how have they been on reliability? ive heard nothing good of them, and their pricing matches that expectation

[@frederickmiller5492]

i had the 2008 Outlander V6 AWD - that was one sweet little ride. It's AWD system was amazing. I ended up trading it in at the 6 year mark - but I never had ANY issues with the car. It ran flawlessly for those 6 years. I hope someone else is out there enjoying it.

[@mikeintampa250]

Yep, we've had Mitsubishis since 2004 and never a problem with any of them. I also have had other vehicles too over the same time that had to be serviced. I traded my Jeep Grand Cherokee in for the phev about a month ago and have no regrets

[@SexPot99]

I’m so glad to see this car in this channel. This is an imperfect but great value EV and it helps to see in this much detail.

[@davidzeager262]

Keep in mind this is the only plug in hybrid with a L3 charging and since it's CHAdeMO, you can get an adapter to generate power externally for a house or something else so you can use the car as a gas generator for a house if needed.

[@allanc5743]

Good luck finding a CHAdeMO charger these days

[@plemieux84]

You don’t need to pull power from CHAdeMO port. It has two 1500w AC plugs in the interior.

[@2phonesbabyken]

If you wanna go super fringe there’s also the Polestar 1 with a CCS port for 50kW DC

[@Alaster-]

​@@plemieux84completely different technologies. The v2g (grid) tech through a 2 way charger allows the battery to be connected like a house battery (Power Wall for eg). It will sync to grid frequency and can feed your house and grid (assuming your retailer allows it). If you plug the v2l 1500W inverters into your house, they will be at different frequency and you'll likely nuke them. You could put a dedicated circuit in your house for them, but that's very clumsy compared to true v2g.

[@xXVibrantSnowXx]

Good luck finding a CHAdeMO lol

[@GuyFromJupiter]

I've suddenly started seeing these things everywhere, which is kinda cool after seeing almost no new Mitsubishis on the road for the longest time.

[@ciello___8307]

Its the best selling phev in the world!!!

[@danielzhang1916]

more people are buying because it's cheaper and the quality has improved

[@cpta2020]

Absolutely fantastic review! 🌟 You really shed light on why the Outlander is such a hidden gem in the automotive world. It's incredibly underrated, and your review brilliantly captures its unique blend of style, performance, and practicality. Excellent choice Yuri ,🚗💨

[@therealcdnuser]

I test drove one and really enjoyed it. Actually liked it better than the Toyota Rav4.

[@FACTOTUM_55]

Full power is only available in TARMAC and POWER modes. My base ES still has Chademo as well. Great value for the base vehicle. Very happy with it as a family car.

[@rafaelbetancourt3551]

Love what Mitsubishi did with this car, I own a 2011 Outlander and still drives with 145k miles and the 2.4 engine. super reliable.

[@man_on_wheelz]

Is that the same 2.4L they used in the first generation Outlander? 2003 era. My mom had one of those and that thing was bulletproof.

[@dark6c159]

my brother got hyundai palisade and it already burning oil. and he paid over msrp. piece of junk 💀

[@jordanrosenberg9816]

@@dark6c159 Should've warned him!!!

[@phoebeladepo9201]

I have a 2016 outlander, really good car

[@kerrirodrigues7892]

I was on the RAV4 prime waiting list for 9 months and I got so frustrated and just happened to drop by a Mitsubishi dealership and took the Outlander PHEV. Two weeks later I found a Ash black Outlander PHEV GT- Premium in my garage. The best purchase I made and 6700Kms in till date with just 2 gas top ups!!!

[@agilenjeyamraj1739]

If you're doing highway driving, say more than 100kms. Fully charge the battery and then select "save" mode. And once you've got 55kms to your destination use "ev" and finish your battery off. Fuel economy never goes above 6.5L/100km.

[@nickgollan4893]

Work the battery down to 50% before hitting save. Will get longer life from battery keeping it between 20-80% of you want to keep it longer than the 10 year warranty

[@mmaclemon3179]

It’s too late in the lifecycle for you guy but I had no idea Mitsubishi had a plug in hybrid. Might be something to look at to replace my Tiguan. Thanks Yuri for taking on this car! Here’s to another 200,000 views!!

[@TheStraightPipes]

He’s already fired

[@sandoboi1703]

Never thought a Mitsubishi would tempt me

[@staticvoidmain]

thank you! i've been considering this hidden gem for a couple of months. your reviews are the only reviews i trust.

[@FACTOTUM_55]

We've had our base ES PHEV since April 1st. 10k km covered so far. Averaging about 1200-1400km/tank (heavily application specific) smooth, quiet, enough power to get out of its own way. Comfy seats. Been very pleased with our outlander as of now.

[@vap57]

Finally!!!! I've been waiting for you guys to review this! I think it's a great looking vehicle.

[@unknownd7409]

Maybe the reason you don't feel the CVT is because there is no CVT 😅

[@keyner111]

Yep, it has a 1 speed transaxle GKN Multi Mode E-Transmission.

[@dorianvick8932]

😂

[@verynick]

Yep yep. This set up is similar to Honda Hybrid which uses single speed transmission but all the work happens on one of the electric motor. I think lol

[@Nizon]

Yep

[@needles_balloon]

@@verynick You're mostly right but I think the Honda hybrids can also connect the engine directly to the wheels at 1:1 (5th/6th gear equivalent speeds) at highway speeds

[@mov744]

Watching this on repeat so Yuri keeps his job haha. Love the throwback Blue Jays jersey btw! And also can't say enough how much we appreciate you guys for continuing to do reviews of mainstream commuter vehicles, even if it is a bit of time past the embargo. You guys are great at noticing the little things and it's helpful to be able to watch your videos before going in to look at or test drive vehicles ourselves.

[@Mk4twoG]

The beginning launch actually had me for a sec 😂😂

[@arianasefzadeh564]

I've got mine and it's amazing! I am generally getting way more than the official range!

[@Demobot1]

How much range are you seeing

[@arianasefzadeh564]

@@Demobot1 75 to 80 once I got 82

[@arianasefzadeh564]

@@Demobot1 I always use Eco mode

[@Pdougie2]

IT DOES NOT HAVE A CVT. It does have a single speed/gear connection between the petrol engine and the front axle. It's just like top gear in a manual gearbox. It only engages at higher speeds, apparently at or higher than 70 km/hr or 45 m/hr.

[@MitsubishiMotorsCanada]

Glad to see you two enjoying the 2023 Outlander PHEV! Visit our channel for more #MitsubishiMotors content and info.

[@JY__L]

Stay away with the series hybrid concept. I am telling all the people I know stay away from that like staying away from CVT.

[@jacksonludwig8560]

For cornering use the tarmac mode instead of the power mode. It tightens up the steering and handles much better that way.

[@gpaull2]

Does the Outlander have adjustable suspension? I don’t recall ever seeing anything about that.

[@ACURACALABAR11]

​@@gpaull2😂😂😂😂 tighten up suspension.....😂😂😂😂 pretty sure is the steering get a bit heavy

[@f50koenigg]

​​@@ACURACALABAR11Yeah it does give you a heavy steering and when I drove it through winding road, it does feel like the suspension has stiffen and it doesnt wiggle as much from my experience. I tried both power and Tarmac mode, there is really a difference in terms of handling feel, but power delivery are the same.

[@ACURACALABAR11]

@@f50koenigg i just find it hard for them to put electronic dampers on it. Not saying you are wrong

[@f50koenigg]

@@ACURACALABAR11 The problem with reviewers of this vehicle is that they dont really go in deep using Tarmac mode and then make a final review of the supposed overall performance of the car using only Normal, eco mode for the most part. But at least here, they did go a little in detail using power mode.

[@pruett89]

Idk about 300k views but I am very glad I watched this because like yall said it’s surprisingly good! I like a comeback story!

[@MsMycene]

This car looks so awesome! Thanks guys, hugs from Brazil!

[@martincloutier666]

I would have liked to see the box test. It's a test I appreciate when you talk about a family-oriented car.

[@plemieux84]

Just leased one of these a few weeks ago in Louisiana. Dealer was doing $3k under MSRP + $7k lease cash so $10k discount. Dealers marking up RAV4 Prime several thousand. No brainer decision. Better interior, better warranty, more features, just a better value overall!

[@CoryBurke]

Curious, what is a "lease cash" discount? Did you purchase this car and finance it or...?

[@mikeintampa250]

​@@CoryBurkeI'm guessing the lease cash was that they treated the tax credit you get in the US which you still could get for leasing as cash towards the deal

[@plemieux84]

@@CoryBurke Leased it. They give you $7000 cash which lowers your adjusted capital cost. If you’d rather purchase, you can still lease it to get the $7000 discount then just turn around and buy the lease out early.

[@papayacoleman-dq8tw]

Y'all need to do more of that cinematic style camera 🎉🎉🎉

[@keiththibodeau8607]

Just love when you review attainable cars. Thank you

[@andradeavila1383]

I've been waiting for This!!! Thanks Yuri!!!

[@savannahjackson8513]

I have this exact car. Absolutely love it!

[@SIGINT007]

I’m very glad to have seen this video…will be looking at this after getting frustrated by lack of inventory from others.

[@PMirandaBE]

This car has been on my sight for ages and I really love it. Would have bought it if I wasn't moving back to Europe in 2 years. Mitsubishi is no longer present in many European countries unfortunately so for maintenance and support it would be complicated. Good job guys. Don't fire Yuri. 😅

[@ciello___8307]

Isnt the outlander one of the best selling phevs in europe?

[@RichardJoashTan]

I'm glad that I will buy a fully loaded 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV because it's great and it's the world's best selling PHEV.

[@MichaelDing313]

did you buy one year you've been commenting on videos for a year

[@plvt0n1vm]

Honestly might be my next vehicle. Might get a 24 or a 25 once i pay off my 2021 mirage

[@adithyaarun7255]

After seeing all these comments it seems like this Mitsubishi outlander is going to replace the rav4 in the US as a top seller

[@formulabrian]

CVT can't sing if it doesn't exist

[@PhillyDee215]

Those Outlanders have been pretty successful

[@renecruz3970]

I own since 2 years ago an Outlander SE 2.5L We like it so far, Is our family car and my wife daily car. I got it since is naturally aspirated AWD.

[@asci1732]

I’ve been waiting for this…and yes, should have booked it earlier. Good news is, now you can do the ‘24 and have a companion video. Great video…miss the box test

[@Mikcago]

R.I.P. Box Test

[@philliptherese2883]

I’ll prefer this to a RAV4 Prime.

[@gospfunk]

Hey, I'm glad you reviewed a car I actually Could, and possibly would, buy.

[@OPMDK]

Mid cycle refresh that adds ventilated seats into that blank button spot would make these killer, tho $60k CAD after tax is wild

[@ACCELER8TV]

Yuri, you’re hired.

[@TheStraightPipes]

Thanks can I bring jakub with me? I don’t know how to talk about cars with anyone else 😂

[@f50koenigg]

They should have used the Tarmac mode when doing that winding road. It has the same as power mode but with heavier steering and giving you somehow feeling of a stiffer suspension.

[@mikeyc7072]

🎯

[@nathanaelsnyder372]

I would buy one of these compared to a Rav4 Prime and 8 year wait

[@TheStraightPipes]

I’d Buick anything over an 8 year wait

[@petergriffin4588]

Waiting 8 years for a model that would be replaced within 5 years is ridiculous. Maybe if it were a Land Cruiser 70 (still being sold new where I live), maybe that would make a little more sense since after 8 years, it would still be the same model as before.

[@Snafu2346]

don't forget the 10k-20k markup at the stealership.

[@mikeymikerules]

Im glad u guys did this, they need the publicity i just want them to make that ralliart concept i think it will be what they need. Call it the outlander evo

[@jjeter7828]

It do look awesome 👍🏾

[@jamesmorrissey167]

Getting one 🗣

[@robervin9107]

This is exactly why I love Jake. He understood the assignment. 0:28. The enthusiasm with a hint of facetious. What a incredible talented man.

[@RUSH__fan]

Awesome cameo by the i-MiEV

[@MadPutz]

If the PHEV third row is a dealbreaker consider the non-PHEV model. It has a lot more room, comfier headrests, and can recline further than the default (which adds headroom) by pulling the recline tab after you're seated. I'm 6'2" and can sit in mine slouching and without my head touching.

[@eDENTECHNOCYBERHUB]

YOUR BIGGEST KENYAN FAN RIGHT HERE, 18/08/2023

[@user-pq6ue3fy8m]

Nissan did not help Mitsubishi to make PHEV. It’s the other way around.

[@topnineshow]

Actually, they're right. Nissan helped them create the engine such that it acts as a generator to charge the vehicle.

[@damilolaakanni]

​@topnineshow I think this one is 100% Mitsubishi. The only thing Nissan did here was the platform, this doesn't use the 2.5 from the Rogue and the non-hybrid Outlander.

[@soulfulgeocatcher]

Nissan actually owns 30 percent of the car brand. So they're relaunching as more of a sports brand

[@ricardocasalkam]

could you please add a little segment going to a dark place and checking how the lights (parking lights, low and hi beams; fogs etc) looks when turned on ? new cars with these crazy headlights are really appealing when the lights are on .

[@martyvanstone1225]

Thanks for the review...not too late, its exactly what I wanted to see

[@DoubleCleffMusic]

Love the fullscreen widescreen. Finally a reason to zoom my screen.

[@VinceFung]

i'm liking the new camera!!

[@AA-ct9tk]

Love all that tech

[@Julian-do7bv]

I think they are pretty nice looking and the interior is really nice for the price

[@richieduck67]

Was not expecting this

[@ARIN4UK]

Wife and I own a 23 PHEV SEL Premium and it is SUPER nice. I have also had Rouge rental cars and they DO NOT compare to the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. They really feel like 2 different vehicles. It even seems like Mitsubishi is using some type of acoustic windows??? Extremely quiet. My wife’s only complaint is the way the brakes feel. While we are very happy with the PHEV that being said we probably would not have bought a non PHEV Outlander. As for the GKN transmission and Mitsubishi 2.4 engine those components are bullet proof! My only fear is 5 year resale value. I know it won’t be Toyota like but I hope it maintains some value.

[@mojaby1988]

This car looks great, seems like a vehicle that you can take out in tough storms and on mountain trips. Would be cool also if they check out the new Atlas

[@dqkneely9803]

i had the rav4 on my watchlist but the outlander will be replacing it. the outlander seems like more of a better buy at the price point. i'd prefer to go for the model with the least amount of electronic driver aids. i cant stand lane keep assist, stop/start, collision warning etc. etc.

[@SueBobChicVid]

Getting a test car off-cycle has the advantage of not getting into it right after the gorilla at Savage Geese.

[@bznation2573]

I like its looks a lot

[@fliptophiphop1894]

I watch this w coffee instead of the news! Pipers unite!

[@rayray_x2]

We loved this video

[@dannydang260]

Well equipped, family hauler SUV. But Shout out to Yuri for rocking the Retro Toronto Blue Jays Jersey!

[@ghostedSTIG]

New camera setup? or messing around with the settings? kinda liking on the wide shot inside.

[@Yamigenshuku]

Picked up a 2023 this year, it's a solid vehicle. I would like some more stiffness in the steering, but that's nitpicking. It's handsome and comes with a lot of perks for the money.

[@ClydeThaMonkey]

Not a CVT tho. It's one gear gearbox that works only at 70km/h, before that its just a gasoline engine at optimal revs powering the generator who then powers the electric engines.

[@tommyinthe8ir]

We've been driving the Fiat500e here in Europe for over a year now and I heard that it's coming to the US. It's a very "fun" car to drive, I I see a lot of potential for a fun video with this.

[@chuyesque]

I love my Rally Art Mitsubishi PHEV Outlander. It actually gives me 45 miles on EV only, and now I have to worry about using the gas so that I can change it out every 3 months. The mudflaps and artwork give it an 80s/early 90s kind of look with a modern build. I was originally looking for a Toyota Rav4 Prime, but for the price and features, I'm super happy with my Outlander purchase. I highly recommend that you consider a test drive if you're looking for a similar SUV. I couldn't be happier, and can't wait to take it out camping with my family.

[@jamescox1806]

I've seen these in person and they are really nice looking SUVs!

[@lokwilliam8352]

Thank you for your good sharing 😊

[@fluxx0rinho87]

very good looking car. I like it and I love mitsubishi :-). Best regards from Germany

[@64Ahmed]

In person it looks really nice

[@pjkr123]

Actually I considered buying one before finally waking up from my dream inside my '24 prius

[@suraj819]

watched multiple times good one n nice car

[@jackryder6732]

Great natural review

[@MadridHopper005]

I want Mitsubishi to succeed! not sure if Nissan is holding them back or helping them but I wish this Outlander had more Mitsubishi-esk design rather than borrowing from the Rogue, which is an OK car but considering their reputation I would love to see an Outlander design from the ground up by Mitsubishi rather than copy and modify a model from another company. To me is just sad some car companies have to do this to stay competitive it lacks innovation IMO.

[@jaybeemhardscrote7466]

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[@mistermetaphor3011]

but the design is so cool

[@xXVibrantSnowXx]

That front really reminds me of Land Rover, but worse 😂

[@keyner111]

Love it, looks like an Autobot.

[@man_on_wheelz]

Interesting, my mom just bought a 2023 normal gas Outlander, switching from her 2021 Outlander Sport which also had the CVT transmission. Her old car had a similar CVT to this where it just screams at you till you get to the desired speed. But the Outlander she has now which is just the gas-only version of this, also has a CVT, but they make it mimic a traditional transmission giving you the experience of shifting gears as you speed up. I wonder what did they do different from the regular version to the PHEV.

[@denvera1g1]

I wish PHEVs would offer a solar roof option. Is it going to get you accross country? No Is it going to extend your range? Yes The average SUV has enough roof space that a bright summer day will see around 8kWh over a 9-10 hour work day which is just shy of some L1 chargers.

[@cbotten106]

Car and Driver was pleasantly surprised by this one prior to seeing the as tested price. It's a lot of car and a lot of money. ⚖ Jakub in that third row was hilarious. His head would be the rear crumple zone.

[@simonzouain4509]

anyone else noticed the quality of the video is wayyy better on this video?

[@youmongrel]

Yeah they def fixed their interior cam.

[@benwelter8890]

I worked at a large dealership in thr gold coast, australia, that sells Mitsubishis, and these came out not long after i started working there and i was genuienly really suprised by it. Coming straight from the previous gen to this was night v day. I hate the previous gen, boring, Souless, really dislike them, this deletes the negatives and builds on the positives. No suprise these spawned out of nowhere so quickly in australia.