The 2022 Outlander is all-new and introduces another generation of Mitsubishi's compact crossover. Mitsubishi has also announced that the PHEV version will arrive in 2022, possibly as a 2023 model. Along with more battery capacity and a larger electric motor than its predecessor from the previous generation, the Outlander with a plug will now be compatible with a third row, which wasn't available before.
Pros Handling is unexpectedly satisfying, elegant cabin with modern features, exterior styling that stands out.
Cons Powertrain is a liability at highway speeds, might as well not have a third row, needs better value to usurp top rivals.
Pros Attractive interior Long warranty Out of the ordinary styling
Cons Horrid third row Underpowered Out of the ordinary styling
Pros Roomy first- and second-row seats Premium cabin materials Many standard tech and safety features Poised ride and handling
Cons Leisurely acceleration Cramped third row
Pros Surprisingly spacious. Decent enough to drive
Cons Some cheap interior plastics. Sluggish and noisy three-cylinder
Pros Well-equipped Reasonable boot Quite economical
Cons Feels derivative Petrol only Auto gearbox isn't the smoothest
Pros Excellent engines shared with T-Cross Comfortable ride Spacious rear seats
Cons Slightly smaller boot than T-Cross Frustrating touch-sensitive controls No more exciting to drive
