Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV a far from outlandish choice
Pretty nice stuff, altogether, from a vehicle that's quite competitive in this niche. And they even throw in a third row of seats, small as they may be. Not bad;
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--May 9, 2026
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Mitsubishi's popular Outlander SUV is back with a new battery for 2026 and a few other tweaks in a mid-cycle refresh designed to make the vehicle even more appealing to consumers.
And it's a nice vehicle.
I drove last year's PHEV model, which Mitsubishi generously lent me for a two week road trip from Calgary to Bellingham, Victoria and Qualicum. It acquitted itself well but, as a PHEV, a long road trip – while eminently doable - doesn't really exploit what the PHEV is best at: reducing your use of evil gasoline in favour of magical sparks.
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