Talk about a glow-up: the 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander is leagues ahead of its crossover predecessor, and all it took was a Nissan intervention. That's not to say the new Outlander and its cousin, the 2021 Rogue, are badge-buddies, with Mitsubishi throwing in niceties like a third row of seating to help set its compact SUV apart.
Mitsubishi's new Outlander PHEV is coming to the US, but would-be drivers of the plug-in hybrid will have to be a little patient, the automaker has confirmed. The new Outlander PHEV will be based on the same three-row platform as the current, gas-only 2022 Outlander, but add in more electric driving range among other improvements.
The 2021 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is the plug-in hybrid SUV people keep forgetting about. After a week behind the wheel, though, it turns out to be oddly memorable - though not necessarily for all the reasons Mitsubishi might hope for. Aggressive pricing and a loaded spec sheet butt up against some questionable hardware and design decisions, leaving this one of the more idiosyncratic hybrids out there.
Mitsubishi is planning two affordable new EVs, part of a push for cheaper electrification that could bring prices down to the equivalent of around $18,000. The announcement follows Mitsubishi's European partner Renault launching its own low-cost EV, under the Dacia brand.
Over the years, Mitsubishi has made some very cool automobiles that are highly desired by sports car fans. Cars like the Evo and 3000GT, for example. In recent years, Mitsubishi has fallen on tough times and has recently decided to pull out of the UK entirely.
The 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander is the first all-new Mitsubishi vehicle to arrive for as long as we remember. Mitsubishi unveiled specific base prices and trim levels for its newest 2022 Outlander crossover in a recent press release. The 2022 Outlander is available in three trim levels with base prices starting at $26,990 (all prices are inclusive of $1,195 destination fees), around $900 more than the outgoing model.
That’s right. Mitsubishi will continue selling the 2021 Outlander PHEV alongside the all-new, Rogue-based 2022 Outlander. The Japanese carmaker is burning the midnight oil in conceptualizing a new plug-in hybrid (PHEV) based on the new model, but Mitsubishi is not leaving anything to chance.
The 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander has officially arrived. It’s the first all-new Mitsubishi vehicle to debut in a long while, and the 2022 Outlander is the first vehicle to debut on the Amazon Live platform. Mitsubishi’s newest flagship is riding on the underpinnings of Nissan’s 2021 Rogue compact SUV. Still, the new Outlander is the only vehicle in its class to offer standard third-row seats, said the Japanese automaker.
Mitsubishi has revealed the redesigned 2022 Eclipse Cross that brings new styling, more features, and increase cargo capacity, all while remaining budget-priced. The vehicle starts at $23,395 with Mitsubishi's Super All-Wheel Control all-wheel-drive system available on any trim for an additional $1600. The most notable change to the updated vehicle is a major redesign on the exterior.
The 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander SUV will make its global debut on February 16 (3:00 PM PST/6:00 PM EST). Celebrating this fact is a new teaser video highlighting the all-conquering capabilities of Mitsubishi's newest SUV.
If you’re looking for more reasons in choosing the 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross besides its affordable $24,000 base price and generous warranty, Mitsubishi Motors North America has you covered. The Japanese carmaker and industrial giant has teamed up with The Chamberlain Group to make the latest myQ Connected Garage feature standard in the My Mitsubishi Connect platform.
The 2021 Mitsubishi Mirage is soldiering on as one of America’s most affordable and fuel-efficient means of transport. The newest Mitsu Mirage is still available in five-door hatchback and G4 sedan body styles, and both are home to some much-awaited exterior styling updates.