Kia Sportage v Mitsubishi Outlander comparison review: A tough SUV battle!
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- Which SUV is better? Paul Maric tests the 2022 Kia Sportage GT-Line against the 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander Exceed to see which one you should be buying! And...it's a close battle! You can see our detailed reviews of the Sportage and Outlander below!
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Intro: 00:00
Outlander Cabin 00:46
Outlander City Driving 02:27
Outlander Freeway Driving 04:14
Sportage Cabin 06:18
Sportage City Driving 08:53
Sportage Freeway Driving 11:47
Verdict 15:13
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Got the Outlander SEL Launch Edition in the states and have to say I love this SUV. It certainly stands out and still surprised at random inquiries at a gas station or grocery store. Anyhow, good video content!
I own a 2022 outlander exceed with white leather and to me after personal comparison to sportage to me it is a much better put together car and rides much better. The bang for buck is exceptional and I even find the engine peppy enough to for me. Mitsubishi are having trouble keeping up so they are definitely doing something right. Sportage is a good car but the outlander feels so solid and rugged and ready to go where as the sportage is a bit out there and more city focused
Nice shat was thr cost
Loved the styling of the Sportage at launch, great interior and technology. Have driven the Outlander Aspire (not Exceed) and I love the styling, certainly a huge improvement over the outgoing model. Love the Range Rover-esque front end, especially when optioned with black OUTLANDER lettering. Tough choice, Outlander looks more spacious, especially the adjustable second row. Outlander for me. Another great video. Love the format.
Updated my 2013 outlander to the new 2022 outlander ls Awd last November and i love it
Congratulations, Great choice. I bought 2023 New Black Edition, maybe only in Japan. Pretty cool outside, but regrettably 4 months for delivery.
@@HabuTaizan
could you please advise fuel efficiency for Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV !
We own the new 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander and we love it 😎
The Mitsubishi is a way better option in my opinion. Well done Misubishi 👍
Same here! I’m loving my Mitsubishi
Comey. Rice water he. Full of pig poo lies to his mother & us
Mitsibishi ❤ wins for me !
Interesting! I just test drove both this week. Ended up getting the Kia, an SX Prestige trim (US). And I'm a big Mitsubishi fan. I traded in a 2011 Outlander GT, and my previous car before that was a Galant. But the technology won me over with the Kia. I also felt it was punchier than the Outlander, not sure if it was in my head, but that's how I felt. I like the Outlander's exterior more, but I like the Sportage's interior more, and I spend more time looking at it from the inside than the outside. People out there look at the exterior rather than the interior, and they won't help me pay the bill, so I went with the Kia 😁
In all seriousness, I think that if you also have these 2 cars in mind 50/50 like I did, and closed your eyes... and picked one... you'd be happy with the outcome!
I was thinking the same like you and I end buying kia sportage sx prestige white pearl and my friend who got the 2022 outlander after 10k miles his rear struts are done so after all just beatiful outside but poor quality mitsubishi. Back in the days mitsubishi pajero was the beast of the off road terrains
@@kristo24 Nice! Congratulations! Mine is ebony black, and I love, LOVE the looks. It looks so... elegant?! Never had a black car before... ... ...HOWEVER!!! 😁... ... ...this car is a pain in the neck to keep clean, I hope I don't end up regretting it. There are sausage finger fingerprints all over by where I touch the exterior... we'll see. But I like the car quite a bit. I've never had a car before where people ask me what car it is, and tell me it's a nice ride (1 person said "sweet ride"). And for some reason, several people have asked me if it's electric. Maybe the daylight running lights give that vibe to people...
@@IzzyRomeroENG I think it's unconventional styling of the Sportage just like many electric cars. They're be an electric version soon I suppose, was probably built with it in mind.
@@IzzyRomeroENG congratulations to you .the car look amazing like from the future for that reason people ask you if is electric. No exhaust in the back in front look great but if you have a white one glacial white pearl is really amazing but anyways if you get the 2.5 4 cylinder is great because a friend of mine he got after me green forest 1.6 hybrid ex and that kia sportage looks ugly like a toyota rav4 Le and its boring to drive
Haha I ended up test driving both and went with the Kia
Paul your reviews are yet again another step up. well done.
I am waiting to see what the Outlander PHEV is like. If it really can do 80km on EV only, its a no brainer for me.
Review coming soon!
The upgraded specs of the new PHEV look great on paper, but also waiting to see reviews.
I have a 2019 and it does almost close to a 100km/hr on EV mode so defintiely the 2022 is more improved
Drove one today Great car drives MUTCH better than the petrol version its like driving pure EV and its comfortable very impressed not cheap though
Does not make economic sense thou...
Looking forward to the outlander PHEV review. Would be great if you could do a minor off-road test with it too, just to see if it compares well with the original multi-suv off road winners.
Coming soon!
I have Drive it and it really good much better than the standard Petrol version
The Outlander wins in this category . If you want a Kia PHEV. You order it now it will be in sometime in 2025. The Mitsubishi is available right now
Having the KIA Sportage GT Line since Feb and I absolutely love the plush interior, infotainment, the technology with safety. Smart Cruise control is a big plus on highway driving.
KIA looks very nice. but reliability wise KIA Hyundai cars are nightmare.
@@asfdafasdfwfrg the same was told to me about Mitsubishi when I bought my Honda first . They ate a assembler and not a original car maker.
@asfdafasdfwfrg the outlander is half nissan half Renault I had a older xtrail but I wouldn't buy any nissan again as long as Renault has a say in it or mitsubishi
@@asfdafasdfwfrghave to disagree on that.. Hyundai far better reliability
Thanks for another Great Review wouldn't expect anything less. I prefer the look of the Mitsi but the tech features of the Kia
Thanks Paul, good work! I'd agreed with you that the Sportage centre console piano back is a deal breaker, at least to me.
Thanks for the comparison, we are awaiting a diesel sportage still 9 months away. Very nice to drive.
Very interesting battle!
The Outlander used in this review is not the top spec. Outlander Exceed Tourer is the top spec. And the interior is so much better than the one in the review. It has Two-Tone Exterior Body Colour, Two-Tone High Grade Leather Interior , Driver and Front Passenger Seat Massage Function aswell. Top spec outlander is about the same price as top spec Sportage, but you get extra 2 seats. The Outlander gives 10 year warranty compared to 7 years for the Sportage. Bang for buck Outlander is better in my opinion
Outlander looks better as well plus it's built on Mitsubishi's plant in Japan.
Love it! Like I say you can never go wrong with Japanese cars Mitsubishi is a car to last!
Great comparison as always, and the winner for me is the sportage, but like you, I would go for the diesel better torque, especially in mountainous regions of Australia, and better fuel economy. The new outlander actually looks quite nice on the interior over it's previous model, but I don't like the exterior design at all, Sportage wins the styling for me. People buying these SUVS need to realise, they're AWD, not 4WD, so they're not going to be comparable for major off road use, they're more suited to perhaps dirt roads that have a degree of maintaining done on them, but they'll handle some minor wheel ruts.
Sounds like an audition to work with Paul!
I respect your opinion, buy the Outlander looks way much better on the outside than the Sportage, but I guess it's more about preference 😅
This was excellent and I enjoyed the format a lot. One question I have is about the rear seat depths, the Sportage’s rear bench looked shallow, was that the side on view playing a forced perspective trick or is it actually shallow? I’m not in the market for either vehicle, I’m just curious.
Good question! Didn't feel shallow in person - so it could just be the angle :-)
Great comparison.
I thought your back seat passenger on the go part, was really good. No one else does that, usually just sit and discuss whilst stationary but continuing the review as a moving passenger was really good. 👍👍👍
Is the AWD lock in Sportage limited to a speed ? Ie 40kph ?
Not limited to speed
Good review, we've been in both vehicles multiple times but personally prefer the Outlander.
I bought the VRX AWD [NZ] Traded my beloved BF Fairlane. After 5K and 4 Months of ownership, i am just getting confident enough to throw it around. Steering speed took me by surprise [No test rides [covid] but in really tight corners in Tarmac mode ,it's exceptionally good, thought i would miss the Barra punch and ZF 6speed [Rebuilt twice],but no! acceleration is ok and economy wise achieved a best of 16.7k /L, which was pretty good at main highway speeds. Have a little movement in the drivers armrest from closing the door on a 20deg drive way, also the towing hitch cover on the front came off in the carwash [undamaged] Chose the dealership and the warranty for my purchase ,but , no issues ,and no actual complaints, Very Happy.
This guy's reviews are always the best, leaning toward Sportage, we test drove and there's so much space, you don't need to adjust the front seats to sit in the back anyway (my partner is 6ft4, I'm 6ft) and the cameras are amazing, no blind spot with the indicator cameras. Both cars seem like great options
Thanks Paul and the team, love your work! Btw, third row headrests looks back to front.
Well spotted.
I went for the Kia Sportage SX+ TD. I started with the 1.6T but upon reading reviews and watching TH-cam changed my mind. Ordered 4 Apr, delivery due 30 Sep 2023. Your Sportage review helped a lot.
Australia?
I bought the Kia Sportage SX Diesel and picked it up this past Monday. I’m super happy with it, it’s such a pleasure to drive.
Thanks Paul, your reviews where exceptionally helpful in my decision process for buying my new car.
Thanks mate! Enjoy the new car :-)
Hey Paul, could you please advise fuel efficiency for both KIA Sportage and Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV and whose fuel efficiency is more better !
Any chance of doing some reviews using the base models of cars instead of top models. I'm sure not everyone out there can afford the top model and there don't seem to be any reviewers that review base models. The difference between top and base are usually worlds apart, so would be nice to see what you can actually expect if you can only afford the base model. For example, I'm looking at base models in several cars, including the Outlander 5 seater AWD and the Sportage base model, but it's almost impossible to find someone who is reviewing these cars.
The Kia hands down for me but never before. Have I ever really looked sideways at an outlander because I thought the styling was very boring but I do really like the new look of the new outlander. I actually stop and look at it when I see it out and about but hands down Kia for the win for me 🤓
kia has the same engine of 2013
Hey, can you please make a video about sportage sx plus petrol 2L?
There is no video about it in Australia
Thanks
05:53 Thanks for covering RADAR cruise control on the Mitsubishi. Just wish you had also covered lane centring.
Paul when is the 2023 Outlander PHEV review coming?
Would be great to have a comparison against regular Outlander
Sportage's exterior styling is a bit weird for me. It's a bit, soft? Not a fan ... I think the big win for the Kia are the curved screens. The Outlander has rugged good looks, the light grey interior is phenomenal and blows Kia away IMO.
Driving dynamics I would assume Kia being better, but I doubt it's night and day.
Both good options end of the day
Tried them both then bought a Skoda Kodiaq Style with Tech and Luxury packs. Added an electric towbar (brilliant) and paid for 7 years of servicing and got 7 yr factory warranty. No comparison.
Very much enjoyed your Sportage Outlander comparison. Especially appreciate that it was in the city where the environment of other vehicles, Freeways, on/off ramps etc, adds to the daily challenge. For me it's nearly a toss up on which car is better. As an Hyundai (2) owner, I'd opt for the Sportage, but by a relatively small margin. And the 7 year warranty would seal the deal.
Agreed. 7 year warranty is always better than 10 years.
Hey, any idea when kia sportage phev will come to Australia?
I'd take the Outlander, it just looks so good especially in the black and white combo and the black and orange interior combo also don't forget, Mitsubishi's S-AWC is a lot better than Kia's AWD system.
The engine and trans in the Outlander is utter crap though.
@@lamborghini0610 Crap? The 2.5L N/A Inline 4 in the Outlander named the PR25DD is actually one of the most modern engine in it's class, and Mitsubishi's CVT programming is actually one of the best in it's class.
@@lamborghini0610 also you know that Hyundai and Kia is using Theta and Kappa engines which are ehhh if you know.
@@keyner111 It may be modern but its loud, slow and painful to drive.
@@lamborghini0610 loud? Have you been in a Rav4? It's not slow, it's just some are being dramatic, it's not meant to be fast, it's meant to be fuel efficient and reliable, if you want a more powerful car then this isn't for you, it's that simple.
I’ve got the MY20 i30 N-Line with a Dual Clutch and it’s a nightmare at low speeds, even after a recall.
@CarExpert are you going to do any track drive videos with Chris Atkinson? Really miss those videos
Yep. Unfortunately it's impossible to get sufficient track time at the moment with the weather in Queensland creating a backlog at the track.
It would be cool if you could do a comparison between the lowest spec models
They are normally the lowest sellers in the ranges , bottom of range not that popular
I tested the petrol model which I found to have poor economy and did not drive or tow as well as the diesel.The diesel model is able to manage mid 50s mpg.
Hi Paul, could u please do a review on the 2022 VW Tiguan Allspace pleaseeeeeee.i appreciate if u can thank youuuuu
Surprised that you didn’t mention the warranty that each offer (happy to be corrected if I missed it). At first I thought that you were comparing the two as they represent some of the longest warranties on offer.
Sorry, we missed that! It's 7 v 10, but warranty is pretty irrelevant given the Australian Consumer Law.
@@CarExpertAus Could you please clarify?
@@CarExpertAus huh? that makes no sense
Abaj006: Got one (NZ) and yes, you get 80km in EV - more in summer (we've had 101km in a single charge), less in winter - maybe more like 70km. It's also extremely fast - 0-100km in 7.0s (in tarmac or power mode). Traction is phenomenal - better than my 4WD Ranger. Hybrid fuel economy? Not really sure - only filled up once - 90%+ in EV mode, but likely 6-7 L/100km (assuming starting with a fully empty battery) - which is lower than the 8.4-9.4 L/100km for the petrol. Got the LS, not the VRX - didnt want the extra weight of 7 seats or the low-profile tires. Lovely car all around.
Thing to note about the VRX (or top spec) PHEV is that the rear seats sit slightly higher (because of the batteries I imagine) so with the extra headroom loss due to sunroof, tall people don't fit. Another reason to get the LS model.
you miss out on the sun roof, powered tailgate and 360 camera.
@@cooljool1 All things I can happily live without
i got an Outlander but still waiting for delivery, been 3 months so far , like most cars everything is a wait....
I have M. Outlander Exceed. I am very happy with the car and its features. Value for money. I still have my M.Outlander 2008 which is in good condition with 230k kms on the log.
I still have my 08 Outlander as well, with 230KM on the clock. Engine and CVT still runs very smooth. Never tuned the engine up and does not pulsate like my 08 Camry with a 2.5 ltr engine with only 153KM. Mitsu is totally underrated.
Can you do a review on the 2022 Mitsubishi asx exceed?
Its a pity the dealers have no stock.
Hi Paul, can we see a review for VW Tiguan allspace R-line please 👍.
I hate all these nanny gadgets that make drivers lazy. For me, I would choose the Mitsubishi Outlander without the the third row seats.
Think only the base model has the 5 seats?
Will you be making a comparison between Kia Sportage & Chery omoda 5 Please please 🙏🥰🙏
What are the best Suvs with quietest cabin noise ?
Hey Paul can u please make a review of the Audi Q8 45TDI
7 seaters are a category for themselves...and Outlander is really hard to beat with that price range in mind.
My son - a P plater nearly ran into an oncoming car because he didn't know I had that auto steer thing on and the car wanted to maintain a centre-line approach which on a country road was heading into the oncoming car! Not a very good system and not warranted I reckon. (He was driving a GT Rio). At $2.50/l diesel don't think diesel will even be an option these days. Have you wondered though that during the gulf war oil was $110/$120 US a barrel and all we paid was $1.50 for diesel? Today oil is $99 -$110 US a barrel and we are funding weapons for Ukraine sacrificing our own families here in Australia and legally price gouging with everyone's blessings!
We are not funding weapons by buying fuel...don't think anyone has given high fuel prices there blessing, they have no choice but to pay the higher price, just like cost increases in everything from food to cars, there is a massive inflation all around the world..most due to a surge in demand after years of a global pandemic which essentially had most of the worlds economies on hold. Its basic economics..
Don't understand the problem you describe with lane centring:
1. It only functions if it can see line markings. Sounds like the road you were on was unmarked so lane centring would disable.
2. When the car is started, lane centring and cruise control default to off. If you do a driver swap without turning the ignition off then lane centring won't automatically reactivate.
3. Lane centring can be defeated just by turning the steering wheel.
@@frednurk5803yes but I can understand why some poor line marking could cause problems.
02:08 Those tombstone 3rd-row headrests are something different!
I'd choose the Mitsubishi. I think they are made in Japan. Not fond of turbo drivetrains.
It just a pitty that we did not get the Canadian spec of the LS as it has a sunroof and electric power seat 😐
( outlander that is )
How comfortable are the seats on these 2 cars on longer drives? Tia
Unfortunately Mitsubishi decided to put the same terrible CVT transmission both Renault koleos and Nissan QASHQAI has. I really like the interior though. Really hopped Mitsubishi would put a reliable engine in this car. It comes with 10 years warranty but limited to 100,000kms.
It's 100,000 miles and 160,000 kms
We have the 2022 mitsubishi SEL and although it's not the top of the line, it comes with all safety features package and Boy!! We love it plus again Kia sportage feels and looks like a kids car, the mitsubishi on the other hand has this magnetic power that people turn their face around and start wondering "wow" 😅🎉...ohhh wait and by the way go check the Off road comparison that he did and see who were the winners 😇
51 text messages? Nice to know your driving/work takes priority over your social life Paul!🤣👍🏻
How’s the 1.6 turbo powertrain reliability for the Kia
I JUST SUBSCRIBED SO PLEASE TEST THEM OFF ROAD LIKE YOU DO WITH OTHER TRUCKS SHWO THE WORLD WHAT THE OUTLANDER CAN DO!!!!
He already did just check out the channel, he compared most of the SUVs out
So none of these wins. The diesel Sportage wasn't here. Going by your comments throughout I think the Outlander is the pick. But seeing them & driving them might be the way to pick one.
Does the Mitsi have onboard GPS? Is it's omission why wireless CarPlay/Auto is permitted vs the Kia?
Yes - the new Nissan infotainment system that it uses comes with inbuilt navigation.
Can you do more videos like this
Thanks Paul, this review was very practical. I still prefer the Outlander, I am just not a fan of this new design language on Sportage and Hyundai Tuscon they look like UFOs to me. Plus, the Outlander PHEV must still enter the market.
I’m waiting for the outlander with the new Rogue 1.5l engine. It has more power and tq with better gas mileage too.
The more Mitsubishi stays away from Nissan engines and transmissions etc. The better off they'll be.
Should've used the PHEV model. The performance is crazy
Isn’t available in Australia yet, if you’re referring to the outlander phev
I agree its awsome
@@georgemaunder8550 what's the fuel efficiency for Mitsubishi PHEV?
I can tell you the biggest reason for me to buy the Sportage over the Outlander is the fact that when I sit in the backseat my head is pushed up against the roof. Very uncomfortable indeed whereas the Sportage has plenty of headroom and I’m only 5’11” tall too.
Yikes not good I remember sitting in the back of a pajero sport when I was 6 ft with the same issue now I’m 6’2 Mitsubishi need to lift their game my xc60 has plenty of space+ headroom even with a sunroof.
Only with the sunroof model though - both my boys are 6' and they fit in the back of the new Outlander PHEV with a few inches to spare. Sunroof really cuts into headroom.
@@gmilne13 disappointing still when Volvo can pull off a sunroof and someone who is 6,4 still fits with space used to have A pajero which had miles of headroom but the sport was useless and the outlander same aswell.
Can you fold the 3rd row and have more space?
I bought a 2020 Outlander GT 2 months ago and I find it so uncomfortable I’m thinking of trading it in already. No matter how much I’ve adjusted the seat I can’t find a comfortable spot
Does anybody know if Mitsubishi has the plan to add LKA (lane keep assist) to Outlander?
Hi Paul could you please get us a review on alfa romeo giulia quadrifoglio.
You're going to get 1 mill subs if you just keep doing exactly this my man! Good luck and thanks for the incredibly valuable videos
This was before the updated Nissan x trail and a winner for us.
Dose both compet against each other
Third row suvs are in a different category should be compared with highlander, pilot, telluride etc…and at 30k well optioned with that warranty can’t beat the outlander
What are both the autos like on cruise control when you are on a undulating freeway? My wife has a 2011 Sportage and when it’s on cruise it is forever changing gears and fuel consumption is quite high.
Man iam debating between the kia sportage hybrid and the PHEV and the mitsubishi PHEV😮 i heard mitubishi giving good deals
my wife only drives 20 miles round trip about 3 times a week, maybe 50-70 miles the hole week.
I own the Sportage GTline diesel, Great car.
I PREFER THE OUTLANDER WITH EVERYTHIND IT HAS, LOVE IT
Great review. Love the outlander base spec ES way better than kia shortage SX base trim .sportsge base spec constantly remind you gone with the poverty pack
The Sportage dash interior is a bit busy & more claustrophobic than the spacious & elegant Outlander dash.
Kia Sportage looks modern and outlander looks cool
Please sir paul compare between Mitsubishi outlander VS Mazda CX-5 because equal 2.5T (2500cc)
The outlander does not have a turbo and the mazda does. The Mazda has 170kw and the outlander has 135kw
I value 7 seats ,2nd row blinds and climate control ans hate piano black so its Mitsi for me
FIRST VIEWER COMMENTER HERE HA. btw i prefer the sportage since i have ridden in the outlander and i found the ride just not good and the sportage just looks so much better
I commented in under a minute of the vid being posted lol
@@crumyy6240 you actually aren’t the first one, if you sort the comments by ‘newest first’ then you’ll realise someone else commented just before you
@@HughRussell06 Newest first are the most recent comment, which means its just been commented. The oldest comment would be the first comment
@@HughRussell06 also yes I noticed that someone commented just before me but I'll take second 🤷♂
@@crumyy6240 yeah exactly
Who likes the outlander can’t you bend the 3 row and the second row like the sant fe ,tucson and the palisade?
Mitsubishis are very nice. I just test drove the Eclipse Cross and it was a bit out of my price range but I said screw it. Get something I’ll love. When I went to see what my insurance rate would raise to however, I was stunned. It nearly doubled. They’re insanely expensive to insure apparently.
outlander is much impressive 👍
Nice please can you make for electrical car as we want to change from petro to electrical and looking to buy BYD Atto 3 electrical car which is a pioneer in battery manufacturing and this car is worth a buy and please make a code if possible
Sure Mitsubishi Outlander
Just had a drive in the Sportage and have to say not impressed with the ride quality, it was a bit harsh and the seats were not that comfortable, otherwise a good car (besides the asking price!) The new Nissan X-Trail takes the win!
Took them a while to make it look nice on the inside.
As much as I dislike CVT’s in terms of driving enjoyment, I’d choose it over that dry clutch 7 speed DCT in the Hyundai/Kia. Either use the 8spd TC used in the diesel Sportage/Tucson or use the wet clutch 8 speed DCT from elsewhere in the range
Can you do santa fe vs hyundai tucson
FYI, Outlander PHEV doesn't have any Transmission, so sorry to correct you, but no CVT here.
I considered both of these, even ordered an outlander. Then the wait was extended to 9 months. Picked up a 2018 Santa Fe with just 17000km on it for the same money and I'm glad I did, much better car than both of these as it turned out. I just don't get to enjoy much warranty.
Which state ?
I booked 2 weeks ago , they are saying delivery in first week of September ( SA)
@@krishnapoudel2798 Victoria. I ordered an Exceed at start of December and the delivery date quoted was late February. First week of January it was pushed back to "August/September" so I cancelled the deal and had to look at used options as I needed a car by March.
@@MichaelGoulding I feel like, they just give you an earlier date but change it later on..
Comparing Outlander to the Sorrento makes more sense hence the size difference