Mitsubishi's Outlander PHEV Noir tackles a mountain trip
I have a feeling that the customers at which Mitsubishi aims this vehicle will be quite satisfied with its combination of electrification, features, comfort and efficiency.
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--June 6, 2025
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What happens when you take a plug-in hybrid on a road trip far from any recharging stations?
Not much, as it turns out, except that you end up buying gasoline instead of electrons. And that's fine – it's really the secret weapon wielded by plug-in hybrids.
That's the upshot from my two-week adventure through the mountains of Alberta and British Columbia, with a side trip to the Home of the Brave: plug-in hybrids are great in the city if you don't want to buy that evil gasoline stuff – but away from charging stations they become just another car, SUV or truck.
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