The Family Hauler

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You’ve got a big family, and each person has their own needs when it comes to a vehicle. Soccer and hockey practice for the kids, grocery shopping, work and even taking the bicycles to the trail. You won’t find a better fit than the Mitsubishi Outlander. With three rows and seating for seven, it will take everyone along for the adventure.

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And with 866 litres of cargo space behind the fold-flat second row, or 1,822L behind the first row, you’ll have plenty of room for your stuff. Up to 2,000 lbs of towing capacity and the standard Trailer Stability Assist System will make taking a small camper or personal watercraft a breeze, and optional roof rails will help take your bikes, kayaks or other adventure gear along, too.

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The Outlander PHEV would also do the trick, sharing the three rows and seating for seven. While the Outlander PHEV has slightly larger cargo room (872L  behind the second-row seat/ 1,832L behind the front seat), tow capacity is slightly down to 1,500 lbs.

Urban Adventure

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Living on your own downtown is an adventure in itself, but weekends are for friends and fun. No matter the weather, your RVR is up for whatever you have planned. Its compact footprint is ideal for tight parking lots and maneuvering around town, but it also offers plenty of space inside for five passengers. Up to 1,402L of cargo room behind the front seats means you don’t need to pass on those vintage treasures.

Sure-Footed Performance

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Mitsubishi has been at the forefront of all-wheel-drive technology for decades. Its Super All-Wheel Control is standard on the Outlander, Outlander PHEV and Eclipse Cross, and it senses wheel slip and proportions torque front-to-back and left-to-right in milliseconds. S-AWC is designed to keep you where you want to go, no matter if the road is icy or the trail gets muddy.

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Optional for the RVR is Mitsubishi’s All-Wheel Control, which adjusts torque front-to-back for better traction when the roads get slippery.

Tech Savvy

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Every Mitsubishi offers plenty of safety, comfort and entertainment features to satisfy just about anyone in any seat. Standard across the range are features such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, heated front seats and automatic climate control, among others. The Outlander, Outlander PHEV and Eclipse Cross also come standard with various Active Safety Features such as Forward Collision Mitigation, Blind Spot Warning and Rear Cross Traffic Alert. More features are available on every model.

Outlander vs Outlander PHEV

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They look almost identical inside and out, so how do you choose which is right for you? It all comes down to how you drive.

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If your daily commutes are mainly longer distances, the Outlander may be your best bet. Its 1.5L turbocharged four-cylinder engine gets better highway fuel economy at 7.8L/100 km, vs 8.6 for the Outlander PHEV.

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For more urban driving, the Outlander PHEV may be your vehicle. With the 2.4L gas engine alone, it gets 8.6L/100 km in the city vs the 9.4 for the Outlander. But with an all-electric range of 72 km, you could get around all day on pennies worth of electricity. The fuel savings would easily outweigh the added cost of the Outlander PHEV over its gas-only sibling. And when you need a longer drive, fuel up at any gas station for a total driving range of 690 km.

Form and Function

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Maybe you have a small family, or maybe you need the occasional room for grandkids. The Eclipse Cross is a perfect size between the subcompact RVR and the mid-sized Outlanders. Its stylish design, with sharp creases and sloping rear window, will turn heads under the downtown lights or even just around the neighbourhood.

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And 1,419 L of total cargo room will handle your household projects or weekend adventures without the need for a larger vehicle.

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Which Mitsubishi SUV is right for you? As you can see by comparing SUVs, there are features, functions and sizes that fit just about anyone.