Mitsubishi Motors will make minor changes to the Outlander PHEV, which will be officially announced on October 9, 2024, and released on October 31, 2024. Prices are set to range from 5,263,500 yen to 6,685,800 yen.
This minor change not only changes the interior and exterior design, but also adds the latest displays and comfortable features, further evolving the car. The current model underwent a full model change in December 2021, making this the first major improvement in three years. We will provide a thorough explanation of the specifications.
The teaser site for the new Outlander PHEV will be launched on August 1, 2024, and product information and messages from the developers will be released sequentially. It is expected that further notable new features and design will be revealed.
Mitsubishi Motors’ new Outlander PHEV minor change

Outlander PHEV minor change model (European specification)
An evolved PHEV system delivers even lower fuel consumption and higher power output
The new Outlander PHEV features a significantly upgraded drive battery, the heart of the PHEV system, from 20kWh to 22.7kWh, and an all-new motor. This increases the distance that can be driven on electric power alone (EV driving range) from 87km to 106km , delivering even more powerful driving. Engine improvements and optimized control have also boosted fuel economy from the previous 16.2km/L to 16.6km/L to 17.2km/L to 17.6km/L. From city driving to long-distance drives, you can now enjoy a more comfortable and environmentally friendly ride in any situation.
Sophisticated interior and exterior design

The exterior has been redesigned with a sharper, more refined impression thanks to a revised front grille and bumper, and the rear taillights have also been converted to LED. The interior features high-quality materials and color coordination to create a more comfortable and luxurious space. A large display has been adopted, and the latest infotainment system and connected technology have also been installed, improving convenience.


Outlander PHEV minor change model (European specification)
It is also equipped with the evolved S-AWC integrated vehicle dynamics control system, and by adopting brake control Brake AYC on the rear wheels as well, it has been developed into distributed control of the front and rear wheels.
New front grille and newly designed 20-inch wheels

20-inch aluminum wheels
This facelift model features a new front grille, which gives it a new image and improves aerodynamic performance. It also comes equipped with newly designed 20-inch wheels.
Finally, a large 12.3-inch display audio is adopted.

12.3-inch smartphone-linked navigation
The interior will feature a smartphone-linked navigation system with a large 12.3-inch display, up from the current 9-inch display.
Uses Dynamic Sound YAMAHA Ultimate, developed in collaboration with Yamaha

Dynamic Sound YAMAHA Ultimate
The Dynamic Sound Yamaha Ultimate, available on the top-of-the-line P Executive Package, replaces the BOSE sound system with a Yamaha one . Based on Yamaha’s musical philosophy, the car offers four realistic sound types, and the door design has been revised to provide a sound that matches the product concept, providing the ultimate acoustic space .
The “Dynamic Sound Yamaha Premium” featured in the “P”, “G”, and “M” grades is equipped with a total of eight speakers, including coaxial speakers in the rear with a tweeter positioned coaxially with the woofer.
Improved motor output and significantly extended EV driving range
The powertrain is equipped with a newly developed battery with a capacity of 22kWh, up from 20kWh, significantly extending the EV range from 87km to 106km. In addition, the motor output has been improved, resulting in more responsive, powerful and smooth acceleration .
Seat ventilation

Semi-aniline leather seats
Furthermore, new seats, “semi-aniline leather seats,” have been adopted, and seat ventilation has been adopted, improving comfort. The brown-based interior has significantly improved the quality of the interior. A digital inner mirror has been newly added, improving comfort. In addition to the previous 7-seater model, the premium grade “P” will also be available in a 5-seater model.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV minor change price
The new top-of-the-line “P Executive Package” brings the total to four grades: “P,” “G,” and “M.” Due to global increases in raw material and logistics costs, the Outlander PHEV’s price is revised at the time of minor changes. For example, the G-grade 7-seater model has seen a significant price increase of ¥380,600 compared to the previous model. Furthermore, the top-of-the-line model now features a new P Executive Package, priced at ¥6,685,800, significantly higher than the previous Black Edition model. However, due to improvements in battery capacity and numerous other specification changes, this is not a simple price revision. The Outlander PHEV is eligible for a ¥550,000 subsidy under the ” Clean Energy Vehicle Adoption Promotion Subsidy ” program under the FY2023 supplementary budget .

2024 model price
The newly introduced “P Executive Package” comes standard with the high-end audio system “Dynamic Sound Yamaha Ultimate,” jointly developed with Yamaha, and features “semi-aniline leather seats.”
| Model | engine | Drive system |
Passenger capacity |
Price (10%) |
New price (10%) |
Price difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 2.4L inline 4-cylinder DOHC + motor |
4WD | 5 people | 4,995,100 yen | 5,263,500 yen | +268,400 yen |
| G | 5 people | 5,498,900 yen | 5,879,500 yen | +380,600 yen | ||
| 7 people | 5,590,200 yen | 5,970,800 yen | +380,600 yen | |||
| P | 5 peopleNEW |
– | 6,314,000 yen | – | ||
| 7 people | 6,023,600 yen | 6,405,000 yen | +381,400 yen | |||
| P Executive package NEW |
5 people | – | 6,594,500 yen | – | ||
| 7 people | – | 6,685,800 yen | – | |||
| BLACK Edition | 7 people | 6,314,000 yen | – | – |
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV minor change specs
The body size has increased by 10mm in length and 5mm in height from the improved model, and the maximum output of the PHEV system has been improved by approximately 20%, resulting in pleasant acceleration performance. Optimized S-AWC control, improved suspension, and new tires have been adopted to achieve a more high-quality, stable ride. By changing the driving battery capacity from 20kWh to a newly developed 22.7kWh battery, the EV range has been extended from 87km in the previous model to 106km (grade M).
| Specifications | New Outlander PHEV |
|---|---|
| full length | 4,720mm |
| Overall width | 1,860mm |
| Overall height | 1,745mm 1,750mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,705mm |
| engine | 2.4L 4-cylinder DOHC engine + 2 motors front and rear |
| Maximum power | 98kW/ 5,000rpm |
| Maximum torque | 195Nm/ 4,300rpm |
| Motor maximum output |
Front/rear: 85kW/100kW |
| Motor Max Torque |
Front/Rear: 255Nm/195Nm |
transmission |
– |
| Lithium-ion battery |
22.7kWh |
| Drive system | 4WD |
| Passenger capacity | 5 people/7 people |
| Hybrid WLTC mode fuel economy |
17.2km /L to 17.6km/L |
WLTC mode EV driving distance when using charging power |
102km to 106km |
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV minor change specs comparison with previous model
| Specifications | Old Outlander PHEV |
New Outlander PHEV |
|---|---|---|
| full length | 4,710mm | 4,720mm |
| Overall width | 1,860mm | 1,860mm |
| Overall height | 1,740mm 1,745mm |
1,745mm 1,750mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,705mm | 2,705mm |
| Indoor chief | 1,920mm (5 people) 2,450mm (7 people) |
1,920mm (5 people) 2,450mm (7 people) |
| Indoor width | 1,520mm | 1,520mm |
| Interior height | 1,240mm | 1,220mm |
| engine | 2.4L 4-cylinder DOHC engine + 2 motors front and rear |
2.4L 4-cylinder DOHC engine + 2 motors front and rear |
| Maximum power | 98kW/ 5,000rpm |
98kW/ 5,000rpm |
| Maximum torque | 195Nm/ 4,300rpm |
195Nm/ 4,300rpm |
| Motor maximum output |
Front/rear: 85kW/100kW | Front/rear: 85kW/100kW |
| Motor Max Torque |
Front/Rear: 255Nm/195Nm | Front/Rear: 255Nm/195Nm |
| Lithium-ion battery |
20kWh | 22.7kWh |
| Drive system | 4WD | 4WD |
| Passenger capacity | 5 people/7 people | 5 people/7 people |
| Hybrid WLTC mode fuel economy |
1 6.2km/L to 16.6km/L |
17.2km /L to 17.6km/L |
WLTC mode EV driving distance when using charging power |
83km to 87km |
102km to 106km |
About Mitsubishi Outlander


Mitsubishi Motors released the new Outlander crossover SUV in Japan on December 16, 2021. While based on Nissan’s Rogue platform, it was developed with the company’s unique “majesty” concept, featuring a powerful and elegant design. The exterior features the DYNAMIC SHIELD front design, with large 20-inch wheels, muscular fender flares, and wide taillights.

The vehicle measures 185.4 inches (468 cm) long, 73.3 inches (186 cm) wide, and 68.8 inches (174.7 cm) high, making it wider than the previous model. The wheelbase has also been extended from 105.1 inches (266.9 cm) to 106.5 inches (270.5 cm), improving interior space. The adoption of a newly developed platform has significantly improved collision safety and achieved a high level of handling stability. Mitsubishi Motors’ first hot-stamped ultra-high-tensile steel plate has been adopted, resulting in a high-energy absorption structure and a high-strength cabin structure while reducing weight. This has resulted in a significant improvement in torsional rigidity compared to the previous model.





Mitsubishi New Outlander Fully Redesigned Interior
The horizontally-oriented instrument panel makes it easy to grasp the changes in the vehicle’s posture while driving, and expresses a sense of power and openness. The floor console is wide and has a presence, giving it a luxurious design. The door trim is extensively covered with soft padding that is pleasant to the touch and has a high-quality feel.

It features a 12.3-inch full LCD digital meter and a 9-inch center screen, supports Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay, and has dedicated buttons for HVAC control. The new Outlander offers a flexible 5+2 seating arrangement that combines comfort and practicality, and offers ample luggage space to accommodate busy weeks and weekends.
Mitsubishi’s new “Outlander PHEV” 2023 model, partially improved, special edition “BLACK Edition”
The special edition “BLACK Edition,” released on October 27, 2022, has been changed from a “G” grade base to a “P” grade (7-seater) base to create a new special edition “BLACK Edition” that offers true appeal and premium quality . The seating capacity is now limited to 7 passengers. Furthermore, the specially equipped electric panoramic sunroof further enhances functionality and comfort. The exterior features a gloss black Dynamic Shield, black side window moldings, and gloss black roof rails as standard, creating a more masculine look. The body color is graphite gray metallic/black mica, exclusive to the “BLACK Edition,” and is available in a total of five colors, including three two-tone and two monotone colors.



Ralliart brand revival in Japan Outlander PHEV parts and accessories
As the first step in the revival of the Ralliart brand in Japan, accessories for the Outlander, Eclipse Cross, RVR, and Delica D:5 will be available, and will go on sale from March 17, 2022. The newly proposed Ralliart accessories express the challenging spirit that has been cultivated throughout the brand’s history, further highlighting the “Mitsubishi Motors identity.”
| accessories | Recommended retail price (including consumption tax and estimated installation costs) |
|---|---|
| RALLIART Garnish Package: 3-piece set including front skid garnish , side under garnish and rear bumper garnish |
177,870 yen |
| Mud flaps | 43,362 yen |
| Side decals | 34,848 yen |
| tailgate spoiler | 65,340 yen |
| Floor mats | 58,212 yen (5-seater model) 64,812 yen (7-seater model) |

A word from the editorial department
The new Outlander was born as a culmination of Mitsubishi Motors’ technology and design. In addition to its powerful and elegant design, it is equipped with the latest safety technology and comfort features, making it a vehicle that can be used in a wide range of situations, from everyday use to leisure. It has become a particularly popular model among Mitsubishi Motors’ SUVs. With its newly developed 2.5L engine and 4WD system, it delivers stable driving performance on any road surface. The new Outlander is a model that will usher in a new era for Mitsubishi Motors, and we look forward to seeing how it develops in the future.
With this major improvement, the Outlander PHEV has evolved in all aspects: PHEV system, design, and safety performance. The new Outlander PHEV, which can be said to be the culmination of Mitsubishi Motors’ PHEV technology, will further enhance its presence in the SUV market.
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Mitsubishi News Release
https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/jp/newsrelease/2022/detail5654.html
https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/jp/newsroom/newsrelease/2024/20241002_1.html
Outlander PHEV
https://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.jp/lineup/outlander_phev/index.html



























