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Shopping for a family SUV means weighing practical needs against personal preferences. You want capability without compromise, efficiency without giving up space, and technology that actually makes daily life easier. The 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV addresses these requirements through thoughtful engineering and real-world design choices.
Here's why the Outlander PHEV stands out among today's electrified SUV options, and how it solves common family transportation challenges in ways that traditional hybrids and pure electric vehicles cannot.
All-Weather Confidence That Actually Works
The Outlander PHEV comes standard with Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) across all six trim levels — not as an expensive option, but as core equipment. This isn't basic all-wheel drive. The system actively manages power distribution to each individual wheel using four integrated technologies:
Seven driver-selectable modes fine-tune the system for specific conditions: ECO, Normal, Tarmac, Snow, Gravel, Mud, and Power. Each mode adjusts engine response, electric motor output, and traction control parameters to match the terrain.
Electric Driving Without Range Anxiety

The 61 km electric-only range handles most daily driving scenarios without using gasoline. The 20 kWh lithium-ion battery powers twin electric motors (114 hp front, 134 hp rear) for quiet, responsive acceleration around town. When the battery depletes, the 2.4L four-cylinder engine seamlessly takes over, extending total range to 687 km.
Three intelligent drive modes optimize efficiency automatically:
This eliminates the charging infrastructure concerns that come with fully electric vehicles while delivering daily electric operation for most families.
Space and Versatility That Adapts
The Outlander PHEV seats seven passengers across three rows without sacrificing cargo space to battery placement. The 20 kWh battery sits beneath the cabin floor, preserving interior volume while lowering the centre of gravity for improved stability.
Interior Dimensions Breakdown:
|
Measurement |
Specification |
|---|---|
|
Passenger Volume |
3,480 L |
|
Cargo (3rd row up) |
362 L |
|
Cargo (3rd row down) |
872 L |
|
Cargo (all rows down) |
1,832 L |
|
Towing Capacity |
680 kg (1,500 lbs) |
The hands-free power liftgate (SE trim and above) and 60/40 split-folding second and third rows make loading gear or reconfiguring seating straightforward.
Technology That Simplifies Daily Driving
Every Outlander PHEV includes a 12.3" digital driver display and smartphone connectivity through an 8" or 9" touchscreen (depending on trim). The system supports both wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus wireless charging for compatible devices.
Higher trims add MI-PILOT Assist, which combines several semi-autonomous features:
The 10.8" head-up display (GT trims) projects key information directly onto the windshield for eyes-up driving.

Charging Flexibility for Real Life
The Outlander PHEV accepts both 120V household power and 240V Level 2 charging. Full charging takes approximately 16 hours on standard household current or 6.5 hours with a 240V/15A EVSE. The included 120V/12A cable means you can charge anywhere with a standard outlet.
DC fast charging capability allows 80% charging in approximately 38 minutes during road trips. The 1,500W power supply feature can run household devices or tools using the vehicle's battery — useful for camping, job sites, or power outages.
Comprehensive Safety as Standard Equipment
The RISE (Reinforced Impact Safety Evolution) body construction and 11 SRS airbags provide structural protection, while active safety systems help prevent accidents:
These systems work together to provide multiple layers of protection for daily driving situations.
Long-Term Value Protection
The 2025 Outlander PHEV includes comprehensive warranty coverage that protects your investment:
This extensive coverage addresses the two main concerns buyers have about electrified vehicles: powertrain reliability and battery longevity.
The Practical Choice for Electrified Family Transportation
The Outlander PHEV balances electric efficiency with SUV capability in ways that pure EVs and traditional hybrids cannot match. Daily electric driving reduces fuel costs and emissions, while the gasoline engine provides unlimited range confidence. Standard all-wheel drive and seven-passenger seating handle family needs without compromise.
For families ready to experience electric driving without the limitations of charging infrastructure or range constraints, the Outlander PHEV delivers the best of both technologies in a practical, well-equipped package.
Ready to experience the Outlander PHEV's unique combination of electric efficiency and SUV capability? Schedule a test drive at Action Mitsubishi in St-Hubert to discover how plug-in hybrid technology fits your needs.
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