Why 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV EV is the Best SUV EV on the road
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2023
- We took the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV EV “up the cottages”, and 2 things reared an immediate, and rather surprising head: The SUV ticked everyone’s boxes, and that it under-promised and over-delivered.
Written review and BROCHURE here: gaycarboys.com/is-2023-mitsub...
Outlander PHEV EV is like driving the Clark Kent of automobiles, mild mannered looks, with something super underneath. In this case, the unassuming exterior is a boxy twin-crate affair, adorned with an aggressive shield front end, LED lights, and just enough chrome to be tasteful without being gaudy. Apart from a sunroof and other minor window dressing, there is little to tell punters which model is which. Our Aspire is the second to bottom model that looks exactly like the top model sans sunroof.
The looks have touches of the manly and the feminine, not an easy thing to achieve without causing obvious demarcation disputes.
I’ll attach a copy of the specifications so we don’t have to laboriously list them here, leaving us to get on with the touchy-feely stuff.
The best bits:
Mitsubishi took the best bits of Nissans Leaf, and X-Trail’s e-force e-Power, then missed a bit of Toyota’s Rav4 Hybrid and Kia’s Sorento Plug-in hybrid, et voila: a plug-in range extender hybrid that is at all times an EV with the range of a Petrol car.
The 20kw battery can run either the front and/or rear electric motors, and can power 2x240 volt plugs, even when the car is turned off, and can power your home or send electricity back to the grid. The latter needs special hugs from local authorities and power companies, and despite the previous ACT. Test bed, SA. Is the only place that currently allows VTG, dagnabbit!
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The technology is becoming more amazing everyday. And no CVT! So clever.
yup, no transmission, period
Small correction - the charge mode will only charge your battery up to 80% maximum.
Got the exceed phev here in Sydney and LOVE every bit of it. Amazing driving experience and the cabin is So Quiet
and if you're able to plug in at home, you fue usage will be tiny
@@gaycarboys yes! I plugged it everyday to 75-80% State of Charge. I have driven 610km and my fuel tank still full. Lol lol.
I'd be thrilled to get a few hundred words from you about it, with maybe a few pics? Viewer stories are wonderful. This is exactly how imagined it being used, and no one would believe me. email us at gaycarboys@outlook.com
Interesting car, excellent review, and it looks like it works perfectly in every way! Thanks!
and were you the type to go camping, could run your campsite;)
Love the look of them
and almost satisfies your EV fetish;)
Hello, if money was of no concern and you had to choose from the following cars which one would you buy 1) Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV EV 2) 2023 Honda Civic LX Hatch 3) 2022 LEXUS ES 300h or 4)Toyota Camry SL?
The Outlander i think, but it entirely depends on use case
@@gaycarboys Thanks for getting back. Have you tried the Nissen X Trail E Power?also if you can please try and review the Honda Civic Hybrid as everyone seems to rave it.
yes gaycarboys.com/nissans-x-trail-gets-electric-power-but-not-as-you-know-it/car-reviews-by-brand/nissan-reviews/
4:55 an F430 or Scudaria out in the wild..
the ferrari dealer is on the next corner from us so I made sure to leave that bit in
CX-90 PHEV is much better and series hybrid is trash.
CX-90 PHEV? Yeah, for double the price...
Less battery for double the price. Where do I sign up.
Top trim mazda is over 10k more than top trim outlander here where I live, less ev range, clunky transmission feel. I have test driven both, and much much prefer the outlander. Not to mention the rear is hideous
The Outlander is somehow both better and costs less.
Better EV range. Better warranty. Better interior. Better handling. Better AWD system.
The CX90 has better power, and is bigger. Both of those are very nice, but not worth the extra money previously mentioned differences.