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2019 (69) Mitsubishi Outlander 2.4 PHEV Design 5dr Auto

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Featured specification

Standard specification

Driver Convenience

10amp 240v 5m charging cable4WD drivetrain mode indicator
Adjustable speed limiterAndroid Auto
Apple CarPlay preparationChademo rapid charging connection
Cruise controlEco mode
Emergency stop signalling systemEngine start/stop button
EV priority modeInstrument display with digital meters
Power SteeringRange remaining display
Rear view cameraRemote charge heating via smartphone app
Service interval indicatorSmartphone link audio display
Trip computer 

Engine/Drivetrain/Suspension

Bi-directional chargingPermanent 4WD with super all wheel control

Entertainment

Bluetooth with music streamingDAB Digital radio
Radio with 6 speakersRDS information
Steering wheel mounted audio controlsUSB port

Exterior Features

Auto dimming rear view mirrorAutomatic rain sensors
Chrome front grilleColour keyed door mirrors/handles
Colour keyed front and rear bumpersColour keyed rear spoiler
Dusk sensing headlightsElectric folding/heated door mirrors with integrated indicators
Extended roof spoilerFollow you home headlamp function
Front and rear electric windowsFront and rear fog lamps
Front variable wipers with washerHalogen headlamps
Headlamp washerIntermittent rear wiper with washer
LED daytime running lightsRear high-mounted stop lamp
Rear window demisterShark fin roof aerial
Side and rear window privacy glassSilver roof rails
Visible VIN plate 

Interior Features

12V sockets in front, rear and centre60/40 split rear seats with fold flat facility
Centre console boxDriver seat lumbar adjustment
Dual zone climate controlElectric heater
Fabric seat trimFloor carpet including luggage area
Front and rear interior lampsFront armrest with storage box
Front cupholdersFront passenger isofix child seat attachment
Front seat heatersFront sunvisors with extended vanity mirrors
Height adjustable front headrestsHeight adjustable rear headrests
Illuminated gloveboxInterior tailgate handle
Joystick style gear knobLeather steering wheel
Luggage area lampLuggage area underfloor compartment
Pollen filterRear centre armrests with cupholders
Regenerative braking paddlesRetractable luggage cover
Sliding/reclining front seats with fully-flat functionSunglasses holder
Tilt/telescopic steering column 

Passive Safety

2x 2nd row ISOFIX child seat mountings3 point front seat belts
3 point seatbelts on all rear seatsABS/EBD
Acoustic vehicle alerting systemActive city braking
Active stability and traction controlBrake assist function
Brake auto holdElectronic parking brake
Front passenger airbag deactivationFront seatbelt pretensioners/force limiters/ELR
Front, side, curtain and knee airbagsHeight adjustable front seatbelts
Hill start assistRear child proof door locks
Reinforced Impact safety evolution (RISE) body safety systemSeatbelt warning lamp
Tyre pressure monitoring system 

Security

DeadlocksImmobiliser
Keyless operation systemLocking wheel nuts
Remotely controlled keyless entryThatcham Cat.1 alarm

Trim

Gloss black dashboard 

Wheels

18" Alloy wheelsTyre inflation kit
The vehicle information above was correct at time of manufacture. Please speak to the dealership for full current specification.

Technical specification

Electric Vehicle Data

Battery Capacity in kWh13.8Battery Charging Scenario 1 - Charge Time (Mins)300
Battery Charging Scenario 1 - Power Supply - kW13Battery Charging Scenario 2 - Charge Time (Mins)210
Battery Charging Scenario 2 - Power Supply - kW16Battery Charging Scenario 3 - Charge Time (Mins)25
Battery Charging Scenario 3 - Percentage Change0-80Battery TypeLithium-ion

Emissions - ICE

CO2 (g/km)40Standard Euro EmissionsEURO 6

Emissions - PHEV

WLTP - CO2 Weighted (g/km) - Comb46WLTP - CO2 Weighted (g/km) - Comb - TEH46
WLTP - CO2 Weighted (g/km) - Comb - TEL46 

Engine and Drive Train

CamshaftDOHCCatalytic ConvertorTrue
CC2360Compression Ratio12.0:1
Cylinder LayoutIN-LINECylinders4
Cylinders - Bore (mm)88Cylinders - Stroke (mm)97
Engine LayoutFRONT TRANSVERSEFuel DeliveryMULTI POINT FUEL INJECTION
Gears1 SPEEDNumber of Valves16
TransmissionAUTO 

Fuel Consumption - ICE

EC Directive 1999/100/EC AppliesTrue 

Fuel Consumption - PHEV

WLTP - FC Weighted (l/100km) - Comb2WLTP - FC Weighted (l/100km) - Comb - TEH2
WLTP - FC Weighted (l/100km) - Comb - TEL2WLTP - FC Weighted (mpg) - Comb139.7
WLTP - FC Weighted (mpg) - Comb - TEH139.7WLTP - FC Weighted (mpg) - Comb - TEL139.7

General

Alternative Fuel QualifyingTrueBadge Engine CC2.4
Badge Power224Coin DescriptionPHEV
Coin SeriesDesignGeneration Mark3
Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 0726EManufacturers Corrosion Perforation Guarantee - Years12
Manufacturers Paintwork Guarantee - Years3Service Interval Frequency - Months12
Service Interval Mileage12500Standard manufacturers warranty - Mileage62500
Standard manufacturers warranty - Years5Vehicle Homologation ClassM1

Performance

0 to 62 mph (secs)10.5Engine Power - BHP224
Engine Power - KW165Engine Power - PSTrue
Engine Power - RPM4500Engine Torque - LBS.FT156
Engine Torque - MKG21.5Engine Torque - NM211
Engine Torque - RPM4500Top Speed106

Test Cycles

Emissions Test CycleNEDC Correlated 

Tyres

Alloys?TrueTyre Size Front225/55 R18
Tyre Size Rear225/55 R18Tyre Size SpareTYRE REPAIR KIT
Wheel Type18" ALLOY 

Vehicle Dimensions

Height1710Length4695
Wheelbase2670Width1800

Weight and Capacities

Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres)43Gross Vehicle Weight2390
Luggage Capacity (Seats Down)1602Luggage Capacity (Seats Up)886
Max. Loading Weight500Max. Roof Load80
Max. Towing Weight - Braked1500Minimum Kerbweight1890
No. of Seats5Turning Circle - Kerb to Kerb10.6
The vehicle information above was correct at time of manufacture. Please speak to the dealership for full current specification.

Independent review

Review courtesy of Car and Driving

Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

By Jonathan Crouch

Introduction

The Outlander SUV was the world's best selling Plug-in hybrid in its period - and for good reason. Much of its success was down to the fact that it was first in this segment of the market, but Mitsubishi kept this car popular by continually improving it. That's certainly what the brand did in creating the much enhanced 2019 model year version of this car. It was a smarter, quieter and more appealing product. And is worth checking out as a used buy.

History

Launched back in 2014, Mitsubishi's Outlander PHEV was the car that popularised Plug-in Hybrid technology and by 2018 was still the best selling model of that kind, both in our market and across our Continent. Partly, that was because the Japanese brand had been continually evolving it and did so once again in 2018, deciding to address the need to certify this car to the new WLTP-cycle standard by introducing a fresh 2.4-litre petrol engine mated to improved electrical technology. It needed to be good because this rejuvenated Outlander PHEV competed in a very different market to the one campaigned in by earlier versions of this SUV. For a start, there was by 2018 quite a bit more actual and imminent direct segment Plug-in competition, but of more concern to the brand was the scrapping in this period of the UK government's Plug-in Car Grant, which previously had subsidised this car's price to the tune of £2,500. It was just as well then, that this was the most technically advanced model that Mitsubishi had ever made. By 2018, over 115,000 Outlander PHEV models had been sold across Europe since 2014 and there had been times when this car had accounted for more than 50% of its brand's total sales - and more than half of all Plug-in car sales across the board. Initially, that success was down to the way that Mitsubishi was first to market with this technology, but latterly, it had much to do with the effective way that brand was able to communicate the benefits of PHEV motoring. The company reckoned that an average owner with a 20-mile each-way daily commute who did about 18,000 miles a year, paid company car tax and was switching from a typical 40mpg diesel SUV could save themselves over £5,000 a year by switching into one of these. There were though, limitations to Mitsubishi's cleverness here. The bulkiness of the mechanicals needed with Plug-in hybrid motoring prevented this petrol/electric variant offering the useful third row seating you'd get with an Outlander powered by a conventional petrol engine. For the same reason, the PHEV variant's fuel tank was smaller too, which is one of the reasons why this hybrid couldn't match the total operating range of the conventional model. Easier to address were a couple of the issues with earlier versions of this model: the rather vague handling and cabin quality that was previously slightly questionable, given the money being asked. Mitsubishi insisted that told that both issues had been dealt with by this revised model, which was just as well as that larger engine, also got a bigger 13.8kWh battery and greater electrical motor output. These were useful improvements, but sales were slow and the Outlander PHEV finally left the British market when the Mitsubishi brand pulled out at the end of 2021.

What You Get

This isn't an SUV you'd buy to make a driveway statement but in its own way, it's a smartly functional bit of automotive technology. As for the changes made as part of the 2018 model year update to this third generation Outlander design, well they were relatively minor. Mitsubishi did, after all, make far-reaching aesthetic improvements to this car in 2016. Nevertheless, the company wasn't able to resist further tinkering with what it called its 'Dynamic Shield' design direction, though you'd probably have to be either a previous owner or a brand enthusiast to notice the changes. And behind the wheel? Well Mitsubishi upgraded the cabin of this car quite a bit as part of changes made to this car back in 2016, which didn't leave much scope for many further changes that could be made to this 2019 model year car without a complete cabin re-design. This improved model did get a restyled instrument cluster. And the front seats were re-contoured to give more lateral cornering support. There's comfortable room for a couple of adults on the back seat. And in the cargo area of this five-seat-only PHEV version, there's 731-litres of space - only 50-litres less than you'd get in the ordinary petrol version with the luggage area chairs folded. If you need more space, then folding the second row backrest frees up 1.85m of floor length. Unfortunately, you can't extend that with the kind of fold-flat front passenger seat that some rivals offer. Still, the space provided here is likely to be sufficient for the needs of most owners. If you were to load to the headlining, you'd have up to 1,472-litres of space in this PHEV variant. That's pretty close to the 1,608-litre total you'd get from the conventional petrol model.

What to Look For

Many Outlander PHEV owners in our survey were very happy with their cars, but inevitably, there were a few issues. One customer had his car continually off the road for a problem eventually traced to an issue with the 'connectors' in the battery compartment. Other complaints related to rattling front head rests and an alarm prone to go off for no reason. More seriously, one owner found that after a safety recall, his car was failing to discharge the battery as its primary power source, meaning that the powertrain continually reverted to petrol power when there was still available battery charge. It's extremely unlikely that this Outlander will have been seriously used on rougher surfaces (particularly if it has a higher-spec trim level), but just in case, check the underside of the car for dents and scrapes. It's more likely that you'll find scratches on the alloy wheels caused through ham-fisted parking. Check out the rear seat for scratches caused by unruly children. And of course, insist on a fully stamped-up service history.

Replacement Parts

(approx based on a 2019 Outlander PHEV 2.0 petrol ex VAT) An oil filter is in the £11 bracket. A pollen filter is in the £8-£25 bracket. A wiper blade will cost you from about £9-£30. Front brake pads sit in the £72-£74 bracket; rears will sit in the £55 bracket. Rear brake discs sit in the £113 bracket. An air filter is around £35.

On the Road

Quite a few changes improved this 2019 model year Outlander PHEV model. For a start, the petrol engine that drives its Plug-in hybrid drivetrain was increased in size from 2.0-litres to 2.4-litres. This powerplant puts out 135PS and, as before, is assisted by electric motors at the front and rear, so creating this PHEV variant's own particular 4WD set-up. With this revised model, the motor at the front still put out 82PS, but the one at the rear was 10% more powerful than before, developing out 95PS. The drive battery was bigger too. It got 15% more capacity and developed 10% more power, having been increased in size to 13.8 kWh. The extra cells do take slightly longer to charge though: think now in terms of needing 5 hours from a normal household socket. When fully replenished, a WLTP cycle-certified figure of 28 miles of all-electric progress is theoretically possible. So, the technology was upgraded - but then there wasn't really much wrong with that to begin with. In improving this car, Mitsubishi was very aware that the driving experience on offer here also needed to be enhanced if this Outlander was to be more effective in generating conquest sales from more conventional rivals. Hence this improved model's re-calibrated suspension and a body shell that, thanks to a new structural adhesive welding process, was more rigid. Plus there were bigger brakes, grippier tyres and improved levels of cabin refinement. There was also a selectable 'Sport' mode which gives quicker throttle response, sharper feel through the quicker-reacting steering rack and more grip via the 'Super All-Wheel Control' system that includes a selectable 'SNOW' setting to improve low grip launches and cornering traction on slippery tarmac. It was all welcome but what really sold this car was its efficiency stats, which were WLTP cycle-rated at 139mpg on the combined cycle and 46g/km of CO2. You can maximise the returns possible by making full use of the three so-called 'Intelligent Motion' driving mode settings that this Outlander PHEV offers. The first of these, 'EV Priority Mode', is one in which there's no engine input and the front and rear electric motors move the car using only stored electricity from the drive battery. In this setting, you can theoretically travel at up an all-electric 84mph top speed. Push on a little and your Outlander PHEV will switch into its second 'Series Hybrid Mode' where the engine generates extra power for the electric motors. Beyond that, there's a third 'Parallel Hybrid Mode', which adds the resources of the petrol engine driving the front wheels for maximum performance.

Overall

Back in 2018, lots of premium brands had PHEV technology, but they struggled to bring it to market for the kind of money that Mitsubishi was asking here. By this point, this Outlander PHEV no longer looked quite as affordable as it once did. But as a used buy, it makes sense against a premium-badged D-segment SUV rival, especially in this revised form, with its slightly smarter styling and improved cabin quality. The changes made to the hybrid engineering were welcome too, though they didn't really change the appeal of this car to any meaningful extent. You'd still be unlikely to choose one of these if you prioritised driving dynamics, badge equity or the ultimate in slush-moulded cabin luxury in an SUV of this kind. All of which is fine because typical Outlander PHEV buyers don't. They realise that rivals able to better this Mitsubishi in those areas were, in the 2018-2021 period, usually limited by yesterday's technology. This car though, was engineered for a different era. If you've never thought much of electric mobility as an automotive solution, we think it might still have the power to convert you.

Performance
80%
Handling
60%
Comfort
70%
Space
80%
Styling
60%
Build
70%
Value
70%
Equipment
80%
Economy
70%
Depreciation
70%
Insurance
60%

* Depending on the age of the vehicle, MPG and CO2 may be quoted using either NEDC or WLTP testing standards.  Find out more

Figures are provided for comparison purposes. Fuel consumption under real world driving conditions and the CO2 produced will depend upon a number of factors, including any accessories fitted after registration, variations in driving styles, weather conditions and vehicle load.

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