Outlander 1st Generation
Mitsubishi
2021 - 2025
SUV
Body Type
AWD
Drivetrain
1780 kg
Weight
63 L
Fuel Tank
Description
The all-new Mitsubishi Outlander represents a complete redesign with significant improvements in design, quality, and technology. Developed in collaboration with Nissan alliance, it features modern styling, spacious three-row seating, and available plug-in hybrid technology. The Outlander targets families seeking practical SUV functionality with excellent value.
General Information
Height:
1748 mm (68.8 in)
Generation:
1st Generation
Production Years:
2021 - 2025
Body Type:
SUV
Drivetrain:
AWD
Engines Used:
—
Drag Coefficient:
0.33 Cd
Braking & Suspension
Front Brakes:
Ventilated disc
Rear Brakes:
Solid disc
Front Suspension:
MacPherson strut
Rear Suspension:
Multi-link
Dimensions & Weight
Length:
4710 mm (185.4 in)
Width:
1862 mm (73.3 in)
Height:
1748 mm (68.8 in)
Wheelbase:
2706 mm (106.5 in)
Ground Clearance:
213 mm (8.4 in)
Curb Weight:
1715-1995 kg (3782-4399 lbs)
Gross Weight:
—
Payload:
—
Towing (braked):
—
Fuel Tank:
63 L
Trunk & Interior
Trunk (seats up):
477 L (16.8 cu.ft)
Trunk (seats down):
1915 L (67.6 cu.ft)
Seating:
7 seats
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size:
18 - 20
Tire Size (Front):
—
Tire Size (Rear):
—
Performance Range
0-100 km/h:
8.6 - 10.2 s
Top Speed:
170-180 km/h (106-112 mph)
Transmission:
CVT
Gearbox Options:
1
Performance figures vary by engine modification.
Safety & Equipment
Airbags:
7
Safety Systems:
—
Climate Control:
—
Power Steering:
—
Euro NCAP Rating:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (2021)
Gallery
Advantages
- Significantly improved interior quality with modern design and better materials than previous generation.
- Spacious cabin with three-row seating provides excellent flexibility for families.
- Available plug-in hybrid powertrain offers impressive fuel economy and electric-only range for daily commuting.
- Comprehensive standard safety features with driver assistance technology.
- Comfortable ride quality prioritizing passenger comfort.
- Competitive pricing with generous equipment levels.
- Improved infotainment system with larger touchscreen and better interface.
Pay Attention
- Base four-cylinder engine provides adequate but uninspiring performance lacking refinement.
- Handling is competent but not particularly engaging or sporty.
- Third-row seating is tight and best suited for children.
- Interior materials improving but still lag behind Honda or Toyota competitors in some areas.
- Brand perception and resale value trail more established competitors.
- CVT transmission can feel less responsive than traditional automatics under hard acceleration.