The humming sound outside is actually a safety feature, most EV's have them, also yes the engine only makes 131HP, but it's not even driving the wheels, most of the time it's only producing electricity to the batteries but it can still directly drive the front wheels but then again both the ICE and EM are working together.
You mean the jet engine sound. It's very loud I thought part of having battery's would be a noise pollution reduction. My neighbor had one while hers was in the shop her husband also said it sounded like a jet. The sad thing with 131 horsepower it doesn't even make sense I had a 97 civic with a 1.6 that got amazing gas mileage and felt very powerful with a stage 2 clutch. This has a 2.4 and batteries I think these companies are completely failing with newer models.
@@tayaria7280 it's a safety feature, almost every EV has it, also the ICE is a generator lmao it's not driving the wheels, 0-60 is 6.5 seconds faster than a Civic Si, do some research before you comment on something.
Yes, it is very strange the emphasis made on the engine when it is primarily a generator and has little direct impact on performance. It is likely only connected to the wheels at all because the electric motor is the most efficient way to have it charge the battery. This setup is similar to that of the Chevy Volt, which had an 84-101hp gas engine but output 149HP and 294 pound-feet of torque to the wheels via its single electric motor. There may be a way to turn off the sound in the car's settings, or there may be an OBD method to do so like there is with the Nissan Leaf.
Previous models have the ability to switch off/on the audio noise, which is meant to warn pedestrians of your presence because normally the car, in EV mode, is quiet.
Ya the under powered ice part of the video should be re done, since it's a generator primarily there's no reason for the extra power. And the fact that it's awd front and rear electric motors are unique vs the competition with lower hp front only electric in ev only mode. Also Heat pump for the winter!
To be clear - the loud humming sound of the car is there so that visually impaired folks know a car is coming and don't get run over. It's an issue with super-quiet EVs.
Hey guys! Just wanted to say really enjoy the content. Keep working at it. In terms of car reviews you guys have some of the best quality out there. If you’re looking for content ideas personally I’d really love your guys opinion on the best value full size trucks out for 2023. I’m gonna be in the market soon for a new truck but prices for full-size easily ballon to $70-$80k. Which just isn’t realistic for me. I’d love to see a video from you guys showcasing a full size truck that stands above the others while also not breaking the bank. I would hope a lot of people would be in similar situations and could potentially be a more popular video for you guys!
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 best full-size in terms of what you’re getting for price. Otherwise Ram 1500 if you have more money is the best full-size truck right now.
you can always get rid of the noise by breaking the outdoor speakers has had mind for the past month and really really enjoying this vehicle is the best thing driven in forever. Super quiet on city streets -minimal freeway noise -getting about 42-44 miles per charge mix of streets and freeway -
They are deliberately using a detuned 2.4 engine because it's main function is as a generator and has been proven to be extremely reliable over many years - it will likely last FAR longer with fewer faults than a high-strung turbo unit.
Having a full battery has no effect on the 0-60 time. The car reserves a portion (usually 20-30%) of the battery to be used as a hybrid car when the EV range is depleted.
Outlaner PHEV offers 50 kW CHAdeMo fast charging. In the USA they are ripping out CHAdeMO plugs. Except in CA where the State is forcing charging stations to keep CHAdeMO. Mercedes GLE 400e will offer CCS fast charging. Yes, the MB will be much more expensive.
BUT! the Chademo is the ONLY type that does V2H (Vehicle 2 Home) meaning you can use your car as a backup battery for the house. Check out Mitsubishi Dendro House video
Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video the mitsubishi outlander phev in Canada comes with level 1,2 & DC fast charging as standard equipment and AWD 60 kms on the 2 electric motors and 685 kms combine. Thank you and $5000 Green rebate
You tested a PHEV with no battery charge ?? The noise you were getting maybe from the engine coupler. These vehicles don't have transmissions and if you are driving with no battery assist that could be your noise . Crying about the gas motor power is silly as it is mainly there to charge the battery. Why people buy a electric assisted vehicle and cry about power, isn't the whole idea to save fuel and be economical not to hot rod around. I have been off road in the version before sharing platforms with the rogue and it is very good S-AWC. I used to work at Mitsubishi and they make some of the most reliable cars on the road.
@@savannahjackson8513 Nice, I’m glad you’re enjoying it. I think I’ll be getting one too. Perfect to drive to work on all electric and still be able to fill up with gas when going on road-trips
The RAV4 is a good looking vehicle, for a compact SUV. The biggest problem for the RAV4 is that there is one on every corner. You have to order a special edition or get a wrap not to get confused which is your car in a supermarket parking lot.
9:31 White is Boss for sure, but I like dark black seats too. I disagree about black being everywhere. Fugly beige and gray are everywhere. Given I have a 2 and now one year old, I think the black will be super helpful disguising eventual marks/grimy handprints😂
the battery never is „empty“ in the Outlander PHEV, the SOC is then at 30 % to protect the battery and there is still enough power to support the power train at low speeds. The ICE will immediately charge some power into the battery when dropping below 30 %.
I think the motor is performing as electric generator most of the time, this is how a serial hybrid works. The motor only driving the wheels when the speed reaches 130km/h. That's exactly the latest Nissan Note ePower is offering in the Asian market
If you are wondering why 1500 lbs instead of 2000, it is because they kept the same motor than the previous version 2.4L but the battery and electric motor are heavier almost 500 pound more (4178 vs 4651 lbs), thus they decreased the capacity in the spec Also the noise is artificial to help pedestrian know a vehicule is coming Total performance is ok, the gas engine is not underpower, it is simply not design to drive the vehicule all the time without electric assistance. The outlander (not the phev) as the same motor but carry a lot less weight to drive the vehicule. The regen break stop a 10 kmh a clever way to force you to use the break to prevent rust or jam because you dont use them Great video but a bit more research before an upload like this would help you give more precise answer
It's not quite at all I asked my neighbor why it sounded like a jet. Her husband said the same thing she said she hated it and couldn't wait for her to get her Jeep back from a transfer case job.
Between two Mikes, it's always, generally, a good policy to have your facts straight. First, CHADeMO charging was standard since the Outlander's third generation introduced a PHEV into the lineup - 2012 /2013. Recently, it has only been incorporated in the high trim levels. Sadly, CHADeMO never really became ubiquitous anywhere other than in Japan. (So, why keep putting it in the North American economy versions that most middle class commuters /consumers won't have need or access to use?) Second, the Outlander was initially imagined and designed to be a getaway kind of ride on weekends and a daily driver on weekdays - not a track star. When it comes to the PHEV technology, it's all about the sophistication and the smooth, not chunky, drive train - all neatly packaged in a class where its higher end trim level matches its competitors' mid level pricing. Third, that extra noise effect is artificial. It is a safety precaution for pedestrians and slow speed environments. At a certain speed, it stops. That's not to say that the drivetrain doesn't have its own distinct quirky noises at speed - just not the artificially produced ones. Thank you for the your review and the genuine descriptions of the driving experience.
I rented a Mitsubishi PHEV, and I was hearing a sort of dimmed police siren, which my wife and daugher didn't hear, but I got used to it; it is not annoying but i still wonder what makes that sound.
ERROR..... In your 0 to 60 Mile Per Hour (mph) test, when you placed the knob in "Power" mode. When you put it in Power Mode the default is "B5" which means that the electric engine in regenerating energy as you drive. So, if you want to reach the 6.6 seconds @ 60mph, once you place the knob in POWER MODE you also have to use the steering wheel pedals and set it to B0 (zero) and the car will immediately receive the 248HP instantly. Can you please re-record it and do the 0-60 test again? Thank you in advanced...
@@wlyanderson do you preheat or cool your cabinet before driving ? If yes, is your car using power from the charger to precondition the cabinet as per their claim or is it taking power from the battery? Please let me know
@@bobnadeau8914 how do you confirm that it's taking power from the plug? So I charge it in the evening and it gets full charge by night. In the morning I have a preconditioning scheduled at 7.30 am. When I wake up and check the expected miles it shows 40+ and when the preconditioning is complete it drops to 36ish. That makes me feel that it's taking the power from the battery rather than the charger. Plus while preconditioning I don't see any light indicator at the charger area.
@@ACCELER8TV 177k subscribers is pretty outstanding I feel. You’re doing well, really. You call a spade a spade and that’s to be commended. That’s not the only yard stick. I mean I l basically learn nothing from Scotty Kilmer and he’s got millions of subs, he’s all glitz and nothing else. You’re doing ✅ ok. Cheers NZ.
We bought this car and it has issues that Mitsubishi is aware of and doesn't know how to fix but never tell the customer when there buying the SUV! The driver side mirror randomly doesn't close. The engine light comes on randomly. The interior has almost no storage. If you're in the market just checkout the center console size. Lol
The PHEV can tow 1500 but Mitsubishi doesn't make a hitch for the PHEV. So kinda false advertising! I just bought mine and love it. But disappointed about the lack of hitch
😢 seriously? That's odd not to have an option available. Have you found any 3rd party hitches that fit? Still contemplating getting this vehicle ( i.e. wondering how much I can stretch the budget!😂)
Is the electric noise because of the motors and motor drives? Modern subway trains have distinctive noises because they have VVVF drives that control AC motors, and the Outlander PHEV may or may not have a similar reason for the noise.
Doesn't matter what these guys make, their service is awful, their repair techs are scammers. They're not selling you a lemon, they're selling you a bigger size lemon.
Mike I love this car. But I couldn't help but notice. Those jeans you are wearing look like you've worn them all week long without washing them. It's time for you to wear a fresh pair of jeans. Lol
I'll alert the media. Tons of people very concerned with the 0-60 time of an SUV, I'm sure they'll be horrified to know these numbers might be a half second out. Good save
Do not buy -loved it first until two weeks stop charging all of sudden. Frustrated had to drive 60 mph to see a dealer. It sucks they still cannot figure out the issue. Here in Cali
Yeah probably every one of their cars will stop charging after 2 weeks, these guys don't know what they're doing. Don't get one guys, one person had a problem once, clearly they're all garbage
@@adamcoeI've had it since 2019... Never had a problem or a range reduction... Nevertheless aren't these vehicles coming with a 10 years standard warranty??
this guy does not understand the concept of hybrid power. He's giving description of things we can see. This is not a review. Just cool content without substance.
It seems like they just re-wrapped the previous Outlander. No real innovation. At least the interior this one doesn’t look like from 2005 anymore🙏🏾 Previous gen was a really good car, just very outdated. Great review, it definitely needs a bit more power. Like RAV4 for example.
@@NoelRCrawford @bibin1716 do you preheat or cool your cabinet before driving ? If yes, is your car using power from the charger to precondition the cabinet as per their claim or is it taking power from the battery? Please let me know
Preheating and prevailing should be done while plugged in prior to use. Give 5-10 mins using the app and cell phone. Use using battery afterward will be minimum.
@@bjammin187 The electric batteries won’t take a charge. They are being a little secretive about it. I believe they have been having the same problem in Australia, where the PHEV has been available for some time. The car is under full warranty, and they are just sitting on it. Love the car, was planning to replace it with another one. Not now. Talking with attorneys now. Such a shame.
@@cindyhermes3857 thanks for the reply and sorry to hear the problems you are having. I was interested because I also own the PHEV, and had similar initial issues with charging the battery. It went beck to the shop three times before they apparently ( and I have to take their word for it) diagnosed it was due to a faulty charging cable. Bent charging pins. Hmmmm. But I haven’t had any issues since, but will be demanding full refund or replacement if it starts happening again. Best of luck with yoursituation, you deserve better, especially with the money being spent.
Yes I do. And I’ve been in this vehicle. It’s one ugly ducking in the front and the rear is perhaps marginally better looking. It does have some good points, but it’s not the world beater this channel makes it out to be. When it’s PHEV charge runs out, the economy is shocking. I started to wonder if this nice guy reviewer was on the Mitsi pay roll, lol. Cheers.
Lol. We def don’t get paid by any manufacturer. I wish, as I have no reason to talk good about unless it’s true. I would buy this over the rogue. If you have watched me before, you know they fuel mileage isn’t high on my concern list, the overall experience is. Thanks for all 3 of you commenting
The only good thing I can vouch for in personal experience is that if you are ever in a horrific crash you want to either be in a Volvo or a Mitsubishi. Couldn’t be making this comment otherwise. I personally feel like Mitsubishi is the Volvo of Japan in terms of crash safety.
@@ACCELER8TV Great review. Unique perspective. We've had our '23 Outlander PHEV for 3 weeks now. Averaging 3.2 Litres/100 km in the city with temps. as cold as -22C. The electric feel/smoothness of the drivetrain is addictive. Most folks drive in a city environment, and that's where this SUV shines. On a long highway drive, economy was 7.2 Litres/100.
This is the type of product that gets racing reviews from this guy yet he complains about the color of the seats in a Sierra Denali Ultimate 🤦🏽♂️ absolutely hilarious
You can't call it a Rogue platform because Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi are all involved in the development, all 3 brands shared the cost of the development.
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The humming sound outside is actually a safety feature, most EV's have them, also yes the engine only makes 131HP, but it's not even driving the wheels, most of the time it's only producing electricity to the batteries but it can still directly drive the front wheels but then again both the ICE and EM are working together.
You mean the jet engine sound. It's very loud I thought part of having battery's would be a noise pollution reduction. My neighbor had one while hers was in the shop her husband also said it sounded like a jet. The sad thing with 131 horsepower it doesn't even make sense I had a 97 civic with a 1.6 that got amazing gas mileage and felt very powerful with a stage 2 clutch. This has a 2.4 and batteries I think these companies are completely failing with newer models.
@@tayaria7280 it's a safety feature, almost every EV has it, also the ICE is a generator lmao it's not driving the wheels, 0-60 is 6.5 seconds faster than a Civic Si, do some research before you comment on something.
@@tayaria7280 The droning sound is turned off as soon as you pick up some speed, like 25
km/h or sometihng like that
Yes, it is very strange the emphasis made on the engine when it is primarily a generator and has little direct impact on performance. It is likely only connected to the wheels at all because the electric motor is the most efficient way to have it charge the battery. This setup is similar to that of the Chevy Volt, which had an 84-101hp gas engine but output 149HP and 294 pound-feet of torque to the wheels via its single electric motor.
There may be a way to turn off the sound in the car's settings, or there may be an OBD method to do so like there is with the Nissan Leaf.
Previous models have the ability to switch off/on the audio noise, which is meant to warn pedestrians of your presence because normally the car, in EV mode, is quiet.
The gas engine is primarily a generator. The electric motors are the primary source of motive power to the wheels.
Exactly.
Ya the under powered ice part of the video should be re done, since it's a generator primarily there's no reason for the extra power. And the fact that it's awd front and rear electric motors are unique vs the competition with lower hp front only electric in ev only mode. Also Heat pump for the winter!
131 horsepower 😅
@@tayaria7280 read the first comment again
@@tayaria7280 248hp, 332ft-lb torque combined on electric motors.
To be clear - the loud humming sound of the car is there so that visually impaired folks know a car is coming and don't get run over. It's an issue with super-quiet EVs.
Hey guys! Just wanted to say really enjoy the content. Keep working at it. In terms of car reviews you guys have some of the best quality out there. If you’re looking for content ideas personally I’d really love your guys opinion on the best value full size trucks out for 2023. I’m gonna be in the market soon for a new truck but prices for full-size easily ballon to $70-$80k. Which just isn’t realistic for me. I’d love to see a video from you guys showcasing a full size truck that stands above the others while also not breaking the bank. I would hope a lot of people would be in similar situations and could potentially be a more popular video for you guys!
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 best full-size in terms of what you’re getting for price.
Otherwise Ram 1500 if you have more money is the best full-size truck right now.
Good Luck Mike. following your channel since you had 200 subscribers. Perfect channel.
Thanks Fazal!!!
Got my wife the 2022 sel she loves it . Intersted in seeing this 2023
It actually looks good in white. Warming up to the front a little.
I'd love all Mitsubishi SUV's this year Mike.
Always enjoy the shows humor. It's total sense Mike drop the ball🤣
I've had a 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer sedan with the basic 2.0 liter engine and it was an amazing workhorse. This SUV's design is phenomenal 🎉.
Great review! Can't wait to take delivery of mine this Tuesday. Kudos for the Straight Pipes hoodie
Proud to be in the 6.6% - awesome content again Mike
Me too, one of the first times I'm in a 6.6% percent, and it doesn't have to do with something bad.
you can always get rid of the noise by breaking the outdoor speakers has had mind for the past month and really really enjoying this vehicle is the best thing driven in forever. Super quiet on city streets -minimal freeway noise -getting about 42-44 miles per charge mix of streets and freeway -
while I‘m still a big Outlander PHEV fan, our 2019 model has been replaced by a Tesla Model Y - finally now longer need an ICE even on long distances…
How do you like the modely after outlander? We are between the two. Cannot.make our minds.
That’s how the QX50/QX55 interior should have looked like
They are deliberately using a detuned 2.4 engine because it's main function is as a generator and has been proven to be extremely reliable over many years - it will likely last FAR longer with fewer faults than a high-strung turbo unit.
I just they have improved the fuel efficiency of the engine tho
Having a full battery has no effect on the 0-60 time. The car reserves a portion (usually 20-30%) of the battery to be used as a hybrid car when the EV range is depleted.
Outlaner PHEV offers 50 kW CHAdeMo fast charging. In the USA they are ripping out CHAdeMO plugs. Except in CA where the State is forcing charging stations to keep CHAdeMO. Mercedes GLE 400e will offer CCS fast charging. Yes, the MB will be much more expensive.
BUT! the Chademo is the ONLY type that does V2H (Vehicle 2 Home) meaning you can use your car as a backup battery for the house. Check out Mitsubishi Dendro House video
Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video the mitsubishi outlander phev in Canada comes with level 1,2 & DC fast charging as standard equipment and AWD 60 kms on the 2 electric motors and 685 kms combine. Thank you and $5000 Green rebate
Thanks for the info!
I've been saying how beautiful that whip is inside and out
You tested a PHEV with no battery charge ?? The noise you were getting maybe from the engine coupler. These vehicles don't have transmissions and if you are driving with no battery assist that could be your noise . Crying about the gas motor power is silly as it is mainly there to charge the battery. Why people buy a electric assisted vehicle and cry about power, isn't the whole idea to save fuel and be economical not to hot rod around. I have been off road in the version before sharing platforms with the rogue and it is very good S-AWC. I used to work at Mitsubishi and they make some of the most reliable cars on the road.
Good god "I FU do-do-ed" myself laughing at that
Appreciate your honesty 😊
Very Happy with my 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
I’ve just put a deposit down on a new 2023 outlander phev here in New Zealand. Very excited!
🙌🙌🙌
Congratulations! Did you get it yet? How are you liking it?
@@ejohnson3131Yes. I absolutely love it! Perfect vehicle for the South Island of New Zealand.
@@savannahjackson8513 Nice, I’m glad you’re enjoying it. I think I’ll be getting one too. Perfect to drive to work on all electric and still be able to fill up with gas when going on road-trips
@@ejohnson3131exactly! We’ve driven 4000 kms now and only filled the 50L tank twice!
PHEV!! Love saying PHEV. But so started looking at a 3000GTs from back in the day! Oh the memories!! Jump jump too. 😂
I like the design of the car 👍
The RAV4 is a good looking vehicle, for a compact SUV. The biggest problem for the RAV4 is that there is one on every corner. You have to order a special edition or get a wrap not to get confused which is your car in a supermarket parking lot.
9:31 White is Boss for sure, but I like dark black seats too. I disagree about black being everywhere. Fugly beige and gray are everywhere. Given I have a 2 and now one year old, I think the black will be super helpful disguising eventual marks/grimy handprints😂
the battery never is „empty“ in the Outlander PHEV, the SOC is then at 30 % to protect the battery and there is still enough power to support the power train at low speeds. The ICE will immediately charge some power into the battery when dropping below 30 %.
Nice review keep up the good work Mike
Great content. I just wish you had more detail for your Canadian audience (e.g. metric measurements)
Mike you know what you are just amazing and deserve more than million subscribers.
I am among 6.6% and happy 😊
Love the hand movements
your reviews are medicore
Agreed!
I think the motor is performing as electric generator most of the time, this is how a serial hybrid works. The motor only driving the wheels when the speed reaches 130km/h. That's exactly the latest Nissan Note ePower is offering in the Asian market
Love your energy and channel brother thx great review I will buy this car tmrw
If you are wondering why 1500 lbs instead of 2000, it is because they kept the same motor than the previous version 2.4L but the battery and electric motor are heavier almost 500 pound more (4178 vs 4651 lbs), thus they decreased the capacity in the spec
Also the noise is artificial to help pedestrian know a vehicule is coming
Total performance is ok, the gas engine is not underpower, it is simply not design to drive the vehicule all the time without electric assistance. The outlander (not the phev) as the same motor but carry a lot less weight to drive the vehicule.
The regen break stop a 10 kmh a clever way to force you to use the break to prevent rust or jam because you dont use them
Great video but a bit more research before an upload like this would help you give more precise answer
Excellent video and talk&comments. Keep it up!
Does it have a "pet mode" of sorts ? So you can run AC off battery for a while .....would be nice !
Yes it does! You can remote start the climate via the app and it only uses battery power.
The sound of the vehicle in the studio is the noise-maker that turns on under 40 kph so pedestrians can hear it. It is otherwise quiet.
Exactly, most EV's have them because it's a safety feature.
It's not quite at all I asked my neighbor why it sounded like a jet. Her husband said the same thing she said she hated it and couldn't wait for her to get her Jeep back from a transfer case job.
@@tayaria7280 EV cars nowadays has a humming feature because of safety.
You can turn the sound off..
the new Delica 4x4 van also hidden gem
Between two Mikes, it's always, generally, a good policy to have your facts straight.
First, CHADeMO charging was standard since the Outlander's third generation introduced a PHEV into the lineup - 2012 /2013. Recently, it has only been incorporated in the high trim levels. Sadly, CHADeMO never really became ubiquitous anywhere other than in Japan. (So, why keep putting it in the North American economy versions that most middle class commuters /consumers won't have need or access to use?)
Second, the Outlander was initially imagined and designed to be a getaway kind of ride on weekends and a daily driver on weekdays - not a track star. When it comes to the PHEV technology, it's all about the sophistication and the smooth, not chunky, drive train - all neatly packaged in a class where its higher end trim level matches its competitors' mid level pricing.
Third, that extra noise effect is artificial. It is a safety precaution for pedestrians and slow speed environments. At a certain speed, it stops. That's not to say that the drivetrain doesn't have its own distinct quirky noises at speed - just not the artificially produced ones.
Thank you for the your review and the genuine descriptions of the driving experience.
What good is 38 miles of range ?
The average person isn't driving much more than that per day around town. Then when you're going farther you have the gas to make the journey.
How do I get the car? which dealership have this?
Hi Mike How Are You Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Fuel Economy 3.6 L/100 Km Combined Like This Toyota RAV4 Prime The Fuel Economy 2.5 L/100 Km Combined
Can you get this with ventilated seats? and does it have lane centering in addition to lane keep assist?
No vent seats but at the higher trim levels you get active lane assist and whatnot.
Regarding the suspension. Is it the suspension, or the tires?
it's perfect, just the headlights kill it for me
I rented a Mitsubishi PHEV, and I was hearing a sort of dimmed police siren, which my wife and daugher didn't hear, but I got used to it; it is not annoying but i still wonder what makes that sound.
ERROR..... In your 0 to 60 Mile Per Hour (mph) test, when you placed the knob in "Power" mode. When you put it in Power Mode the default is "B5" which means that the electric engine in regenerating energy as you drive. So, if you want to reach the 6.6 seconds @ 60mph, once you place the knob in POWER MODE you also have to use the steering wheel pedals and set it to B0 (zero) and the car will immediately receive the 248HP instantly. Can you please re-record it and do the 0-60 test again? Thank you in advanced...
Hey. Any comments on cold climate cabin heating and also on remote start defrost when outside the vehicle....I'm talking in cold, like -20 celcius+
You can preheat/cool the cabin via phone app or regular scheduled
@@wlyanderson do you preheat or cool your cabinet before driving ? If yes, is your car using power from the charger to precondition the cabinet as per their claim or is it taking power from the battery? Please let me know
@@santhuw2002 I use this feature when the vehicle is plugged in. So using power supply from the house
@@bobnadeau8914 how do you confirm that it's taking power from the plug? So I charge it in the evening and it gets full charge by night. In the morning I have a preconditioning scheduled at 7.30 am. When I wake up and check the expected miles it shows 40+ and when the preconditioning is complete it drops to 36ish. That makes me feel that it's taking the power from the battery rather than the charger. Plus while preconditioning I don't see any light indicator at the charger area.
im just starting this video and i dont understand how only 6% subscribe. i watch all your videos and theyre entertaining and very imformative
Thanks Ryan! It’s a struggle!
@@ACCELER8TV 177k subscribers is pretty outstanding I feel. You’re doing well, really. You call a spade a spade and that’s to be commended. That’s not the only yard stick. I mean I l basically learn nothing from Scotty Kilmer and he’s got millions of subs, he’s all glitz and nothing else. You’re doing ✅ ok.
Cheers NZ.
We bought this car and it has issues that Mitsubishi is aware of and doesn't know how to fix but never tell the customer when there buying the SUV! The driver side mirror randomly doesn't close. The engine light comes on randomly.
The interior has almost no storage. If you're in the market just checkout the center console size. Lol
Bro you have never done a Audi Q5, I have been waiting since 2022 for a Q5 video from you and it never happened. Please bring 2023 Q5
🚙EV with engine👍
What will you recommend between Mitsubishi Outlander and Škoda Kodiaq?
Unfortunately have never driven a Skoda Kodiaq as we can't get them here in North America!
The PHEV can tow 1500 but Mitsubishi doesn't make a hitch for the PHEV. So kinda false advertising! I just bought mine and love it. But disappointed about the lack of hitch
😢 seriously? That's odd not to have an option available. Have you found any 3rd party hitches that fit? Still contemplating getting this vehicle ( i.e. wondering how much I can stretch the budget!😂)
Thanks for the video. The steering of my PHEV 2.0 from 2015 is also not satisfactory. Don’t know, why Mitsubishi can’t make it better!
Please review the Jeep Grand Cherokee L Summit Reserve🙏🙏🙏
Is the electric noise because of the motors and motor drives? Modern subway trains have distinctive noises because they have VVVF drives that control AC motors, and the Outlander PHEV may or may not have a similar reason for the noise.
Artificial safety feature
Can be turned off
Doesn't matter what these guys make, their service is awful, their repair techs are scammers. They're not selling you a lemon, they're selling you a bigger size lemon.
People get their egos so attached to their cars. Then they step out with a big gut and make fun of other cars "bad looking front end" lol
Bro what plug in hybrid mean its new thing for me
Mike I love this car. But I couldn't help but notice. Those jeans you are wearing look like you've worn them all week long without washing them. It's time for you to wear a fresh pair of jeans. Lol
The ad rev hasn’t hit the 🏦 yet!
@@ACCELER8TV I guess we are gonna have to start you a GoFundMe page to buy you a new pair of black jeans or get you a sponsorship from forever 21. 😂😂
You leave this man's jeans alone. Brother looking THICC. 🫡
@@TKRevRay971 😂😂😂 Nah you have to see him in sweat pants. Really look Thicc in them. 😂😂
133hrsp ice? That thing will probably last longer than the e-motors.
60 mph is not 100kmh, depending on the car it can be .5 sec longer
I'll alert the media. Tons of people very concerned with the 0-60 time of an SUV, I'm sure they'll be horrified to know these numbers might be a half second out. Good save
Lol you caught me just creeping lol
The rav4 is not the prettiest, but ugly might be a bit harsh lol
Do not buy -loved it first until two weeks stop charging all of sudden. Frustrated had to drive 60 mph to see a dealer. It sucks they still cannot figure out the issue. Here in Cali
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Have they addressed your issue yet? If so, what caused it?
They have a great warranty, use it
Yeah probably every one of their cars will stop charging after 2 weeks, these guys don't know what they're doing. Don't get one guys, one person had a problem once, clearly they're all garbage
@@adamcoeI've had it since 2019... Never had a problem or a range reduction... Nevertheless aren't these vehicles coming with a 10 years standard warranty??
this guy does not understand the concept of hybrid power. He's giving description of things we can see. This is not a review. Just cool content without substance.
00:56 how is Nissan rogue and mitsubishi outlander same?
I thought both are different companies
They collaborate and build the vehicles on the same platform. Use very similar materials/parts.
You are talking about your liking or not liking, its not a fair review?
It seems like they just re-wrapped the previous Outlander. No real innovation. At least the interior this one doesn’t look like from 2005 anymore🙏🏾 Previous gen was a really good car, just very outdated. Great review, it definitely needs a bit more power. Like RAV4 for example.
It doesn't need more power, MotorTrend tested it and they got 6.5 seconds sprint to 60.
It's a massive update from the 22. Look at the spec sheets for both and you will see they are rather different. Many reviews have highlighted this.
Super AWD?!? don't you mean Symmetrical AWD!
Super, superb, spectacular, super licious. All marketing terms.
This thing needs 300hp+ with a sport suspension and steering wheel
Why are you complaining about the noise the car makes?? Doesn't make sense at all.... You can turn it OFF!! So no problem with that..😂
Will the motor charge the battery to 100% in 94 minutes while driving? Or is it while stationary?
While on charge mode.
Sorry forgot to add when driving and stationary in charge mode. So on long trips put on charge mode, battery is charged then ready to use on eco e.g..
@@NoelRCrawford @bibin1716 do you preheat or cool your cabinet before driving ? If yes, is your car using power from the charger to precondition the cabinet as per their claim or is it taking power from the battery? Please let me know
Preheating and prevailing should be done while plugged in prior to use. Give 5-10 mins using the app and cell phone. Use using battery afterward will be minimum.
@@NoelRCrawford my car is plugged in and it doesn't use the power from outlet. It takes power from battery
I am testing it as I respond to you
On,y rich can afford this. Shocking how people put these videos up on TH-cam.
I love all your videos, but this one had the worst bgm playing.
Haha, music is hard to pick sometimes
- Ian
The best lines made my day is rav4 is ugly looking
That sound must be exclusive to US.. we dont have that here..thank god.
it's for the safety of the blind. yeah you're right, fuck those idiots eh?
Don’t buy a Mitsubishi PHEV. Mine has been in the shop for 3 months!! They can’t fix it and won’t compensate. Will never buy another Mitsubishi.
Thanks for the balanced comment. I shall never buy this vehicle.
What is the issue you are having with it?
@@bjammin187
The electric batteries won’t take a charge. They are being a little secretive about it. I believe they have been having the same problem in Australia, where the PHEV has been available for some time. The car is under full warranty, and they are just sitting on it. Love the car, was planning to replace it with another one. Not now. Talking with attorneys now. Such a shame.
Sounds like a lemon check the laws in your region if it’s fixed based or time at shop based
@@cindyhermes3857 thanks for the reply and sorry to hear the problems you are having. I was interested because I also own the PHEV, and had similar initial issues with charging the battery. It went beck to the shop three times before they apparently ( and I have to take their word for it) diagnosed it was due to a faulty charging cable. Bent charging pins. Hmmmm. But I haven’t had any issues since, but will be demanding full refund or replacement if it starts happening again. Best of luck with yoursituation, you deserve better, especially with the money being spent.
this aint a deal at 60k cad OTR
First
Do you know anyone who drives a Mitsubishi? How is this company still making cars?
They sold more than a million cars last year 2021 & 2022 worldwide again worldwide
Yes I do. And I’ve been in this vehicle. It’s one ugly ducking in the front and the rear is perhaps marginally better looking. It does have some good points, but it’s not the world beater this channel makes it out to be. When it’s PHEV charge runs out, the economy is shocking. I started to wonder if this nice guy reviewer was on the Mitsi pay roll, lol.
Cheers.
Lol. We def don’t get paid by any manufacturer. I wish, as I have no reason to talk good about unless it’s true. I would buy this over the rogue. If you have watched me before, you know they fuel mileage isn’t high on my concern list, the overall experience is. Thanks for all 3 of you commenting
The only good thing I can vouch for in personal experience is that if you are ever in a horrific crash you want to either be in a Volvo or a Mitsubishi. Couldn’t be making this comment otherwise. I personally feel like Mitsubishi is the Volvo of Japan in terms of crash safety.
@@ACCELER8TV Great review. Unique perspective. We've had our '23 Outlander PHEV for 3 weeks now. Averaging 3.2 Litres/100 km in the city with temps. as cold as -22C. The electric feel/smoothness of the drivetrain is addictive. Most folks drive in a city environment, and that's where this SUV shines. On a long highway drive, economy was 7.2 Litres/100.
This is the type of product that gets racing reviews from this guy yet he complains about the color of the seats in a Sierra Denali Ultimate 🤦🏽♂️ absolutely hilarious
This is a comedy channel!
Looks nice but who is paying 50k for a Mitsubishi?
Me, I'm paying for one of the worlds best PHEV System, all worth it, it even won top 10 interiors of 2021.
A mountain of people in Europe and Japan where they've been selling these things for like a decade. Why?
131 horsepower.....😅😅😅😅😅
It should be hidden, as the front end is hideous.
NOT ME, THE FRONT END IS BEAUTIFUL!
Terrible car review,change your carrier men😔
Didn’t kno it was on the Rogue platform… kinda disappointed Mitsubishi.
Definitely needs moar powrz!
You can't call it a Rogue platform because Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi are all involved in the development, all 3 brands shared the cost of the development.
@@EndeavorsDnB AND I WILL BUY A FULLY LOADED 2023 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER PHEV, FULLPWRZBULLDHIT!
@@EndeavorsDnB AND I WILL BUY A FULLY LOADED 2023 OUTLANDER PHEV ANYWAY!
@@EndeavorsDnB AND I WILL BUY A FULLY LOADED 2023 OUTLANDER PHEV ANYWAY!
$50,000 for that yeah UM NOPE I’m good ..
Good...that leaves one for me
And I will buy a fully loaded 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
Where did you put gas😂
I'll subscribe.. I don't wanna be in the 6%