We boughtvthe Outlander 9 months ago. We get about 40 mile of EV range. If you have a one-way daoly commute of less than 20 miles, you will rarely use gas. Just plug it in when you get home.
Maybe add the Ford Escape it has better range that 3 of the ones you mentioned and it has one of the best mpg in the suv market. Think your review was a little ne sided for foreign S U Vs
The Mitsubishi Outlander DOES NOT HAVE A CVT. It has a SINGLE SPEED transmission, like top gear in any manual or auto gearbox, that can provide additional power and torque to the front wheels. Please do not make false statements in your videos.
Actually Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is top selling model in SUV PHEV. - no one talks about and in reality people are getting much more MPG than what officially rated.
I had the 2018 outlander for three yrs and although the EV experience was great, the hybrid engine was bad. I mean it never felt fuel efficient like Toyota’s hybrid engine. in my opinion RAV4 is top simply for the high EV miles and hybrid engine. I know the design and interior is not top quality but the EV range and hybrid engine makes up for it. Plus the best reselling value too.
@@hifibest Even I get 80 to 100KM range on EV .. so not sure why people selectively call out only Toyota can give longest ev range. Remember Outlander weighs above Rav4 and better super all wheel drive system you drive in heavy snow along quite quality cabin. Ofcourse agreed hybrid system of Toyota is unbeatable since weight to body ratio plays a role.
@@jimzeoThey completely redesigned it in 2023. Nowhere near the same vehicle. The newer model has a 2.4L gas motor instead of the 2.0L. The lithium battery is much bigger. The new one has advanced regenerative braking so every time you take your foot off the gas, it charges the battery. Also, the new model has dual electric motors, one on each axle. I don't know that any of the others have that. It also has adaptive cruise control, which flows the vehicle when the vehicle in front slows or brakes and also keeps the vehicle in its lane. I freaked out my family by letting go of the wheel around a bend on the highway and the vehicle steered itself. This vehicle is so advanced, it amazing.
Hi, I must disagree with most of your ranking, although the 4th and 5th I do agree.But I think putting the CX90 first is not viable simply because of price and range.The Mitsubishi is a great véhicule,unfortunately it’s gas consomption is quite high but has a really great interior. The R4P in my humble opinion is the clear winner, electric range, hybrid range, reliability, acceleration,fuel economy and resale value. To be fair doesn’t have the best interior (2021 in video) no third seating but the only real third seating in the group is Mazda and Finally the R4P is aging (I believe well) compared to rest of the group.
Ride quality of Rav4 P like other RAV4s is terrible. Suitable for cab drivers only. Has a tad better range and fuel economy but the comfort is the bottom line.
The CX-90 has, by far, the worst all-electric range of 25 miles. If you want to save substantially on fuel, you had better have a short commute. Otherwise, choose one of the others on the list.
Before jumping to any conclusion, I'd want to do a bit more research and comparison from sources like CSReport, Car Buyers Guide, the CAA, the AAA and other non-partisan survey organizations and actually got kick the tires. But, push comes to shove, and in the absence of any other data my pick would be the RAV4.
One feature you did not cover is the ability to charge from a regular 110 volt outlet i believe the Kia Niro can charge in 5 hours on a normal house outlet..
The RAV4 is nice in terms of features and resale value but the dealers are selling them way above RSVP prices. That was a few months ago. Maybe lower these days.
I read a comment from a reviewer that turned me off to plug-in hybrids. If you're in all electric mode and you need immediate power, you can't have it. The motor has to start and come up to speed before you get that burst of horses.
Ehh that depends wildly on the system. I find the system of my Volvo S60 PHEV works great. I always have immediate power available (EV only power is plenty 90% of the time). Motor comes on very smoothly and immediately in the rare times it's truly needed. Of course the Volvo system may be very different than the Mitsubishi system, Toyota system etc. You need to look into the particular cars and not use a blanket statement for all PHEVs.
Driving a 2024 Ford Escape PHEV, I'm not sure why anyone would use EV only, or as Ford calls it EV Now. Using the Auto EV mode will only use EV power unless suddenly more is needed. Now, I do use what Ford calls EV later mode when I'm travelling on a highway a distance that far exceeds my battery range. I will reserve the battery power for when I resume city driving speeds. But I would not worry about that reviewer's critique. There are ICE cars that lack the power many of these PHEVs offer and yet people still buy and drive them. In some cases, they might suffer but one simply cannot have everything. If one needs that kind of power at all times, expect to pay a lot for it and a lot for the fuel. Or buy a full EV.
Very wrong. The outlander is #1 because my brother uses the 3rd row for his inlaws then drive slowly. He told me nothing else gave him bliss as much as cramming his inlaws on row 3.
Agreed Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 20kWh is #1. Mitsubishi Motors shot themselves in the foot by advertisinf such conservative numers. EV range on battery only with hvac on close to 90kms not 48 kms
Toytota RAV4 PHEV. Problem free PHEV and 0-60 mph in 5.4 seconds. 45 miles EV range without even trying. Scotty Kilmer rates it the RAV4 Prime as the #1 vehicle to buy in 2024, but I would wait for the 2025 RAV4 Prime which will have a serious make-over with 60 miles EV range.
the interior of the prime is terrible if you're over 6ft tall and jittery as all hell on the highway.. (wife has one) I love how quick it is and how it handles off the highway.. though in an accident i'd be killed, i sit entirely too close to the windshield because of the rake of the windshield..
I am almost 6 foot 3 and I fit this car perfectly. I drive it on the highway a lot and it’s smooth and steady (And fast!). Maybe yours needs to go in for a check up?
@@edholtgi It's all about your build.. i don't care for high belt line vehicles, they make me feel claustrophobic.. so i sit higher, but the power seats scissor forward the higher you go, so if you have longer legs and a shorter torso, you end up sitting with your face way too close to the A pillar.. obviously, it wouldn't happen to everyone as it depends where you sit.. but for my build, it's uncomfortably close to the windshield.. like i said, my wife has one.. I ended up driving one of these Mitsubishi's, but they are just too expensive for the unproven questionable longevity, i really liked it, but with no incentives and the 50k price tag, i ended up just buying a used GX460.. with what i saved i can probably put gas in it till the day i die.. but, i do really like the plugin concept.. edit.. as for the ride, i am really used to big cruisers or luxury suv's.. the steering is a little too "sporty" for the highway, the speed limit by me is 75 and most traffic is cruising at 85, and the rav blows around a little too much for me on the highway.. at 75 it's fine, so on long trips on turnpikes where generally the speed-limit is 55 or 65 it's totally fine, but at 85 with heavy rutted roads from truck traffic, it just isn't a pleasant long distance cruiser.. and again, because of my build with long legs, the bottom cushion is too short and my legs go numb after a while, where in my Lincoln town-car that didn't happen, or my Fleetwood Cadillac before it.. I haven't taken my GX on a long ride yet, but the bottom cushion is about 4in longer, which makes a big difference.
What market are you preaching to? Put this on the titles ! That needs to be made clear as US dollars are said the same as Australian dollars but price differently and have different equipment levels
The only PHEV on this list that has been around for longer than 4 years is the Mitsubishi Outlander. It is in its 3td generation and has been selling for 12 years in Europe and Australia. The best selling PHEV in Europe. It's laughable that this video touts the RAV4 reliability. It's PHEV has only been out for a few years. Give me the one that's been in production for over a decade. They know what they're doing.
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Rav for for me pick number 1: the longer the electricity goes, the better reputation it has for durability and reliability
If I don't go full EV, then I'm leaning towards the KIA Niro PHEV top trim. Can't wait to test drive one later this month (April 2024).
cx-90 is probably the best looking 3-row SUV out there including all luxury brands
We boughtvthe Outlander 9 months ago. We get about 40 mile of EV range. If you have a one-way daoly commute of less than 20 miles, you will rarely use gas. Just plug it in when you get home.
But if you dig deeper with Hyundai & Kia, there are Engine and Paint issues that Most of the dealership don't or won't repair under the warranty
It would be nice to know an estimated range of the vehicles
Maybe add the Ford Escape it has better range that 3 of the ones you mentioned and it has one of the best mpg in the suv market. Think your review was a little ne sided for foreign S U Vs
Mercedes Gle 350 De... 110 km of full electric drive plus fast charge level 3 at 60kw and normal charge type 2 at 7.2. Kw! Best car ever!
Mijn Kia Sportage Phev GT line nu na 9000 km 3 liter per 100 km ! ( veel sterkeren )!
The Mitsubishi Outlander DOES NOT HAVE A CVT. It has a SINGLE SPEED transmission, like top gear in any manual or auto gearbox, that can provide additional power and torque to the front wheels. Please do not make false statements in your videos.
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You are right. This video is wrong saying it has a CVT. It does not.
Why does it say CVT on mitsubishi sales page then ?
the channel is using AI of course it gets false info
I’d like to see a built in inverter like on the F150 power boost.
Actually Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is top selling model in SUV PHEV. - no one talks about and in reality people are getting much more MPG than what officially rated.
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I had the 2018 outlander for three yrs and although the EV experience was great, the hybrid engine was bad. I mean it never felt fuel efficient like Toyota’s hybrid engine. in my opinion RAV4 is top simply for the high EV miles and hybrid engine. I know the design and interior is not top quality but the EV range and hybrid engine makes up for it. Plus the best reselling value too.
Best resale value is Toyota RAV4 Prime. Longest range for EV.
@@hifibest Even I get 80 to 100KM range on EV .. so not sure why people selectively call out only Toyota can give longest ev range. Remember Outlander weighs above Rav4 and better super all wheel drive system you drive in heavy snow along quite quality cabin. Ofcourse agreed hybrid system of Toyota is unbeatable since weight to body ratio plays a role.
@@jimzeoThey completely redesigned it in 2023. Nowhere near the same vehicle. The newer model has a 2.4L gas motor instead of the 2.0L. The lithium battery is much bigger. The new one has advanced regenerative braking so every time you take your foot off the gas, it charges the battery. Also, the new model has dual electric motors, one on each axle. I don't know that any of the others have that. It also has adaptive cruise control, which flows the vehicle when the vehicle in front slows or brakes and also keeps the vehicle in its lane. I freaked out my family by letting go of the wheel around a bend on the highway and the vehicle steered itself. This vehicle is so advanced, it amazing.
Hi, I must disagree with most of your ranking, although the 4th and 5th I do agree.But I think putting the CX90 first is not viable simply because of price and range.The Mitsubishi is a great véhicule,unfortunately it’s gas consomption is quite high but has a really great interior. The R4P in my humble opinion is the clear winner, electric range, hybrid range, reliability, acceleration,fuel economy and resale value. To be fair doesn’t have the best interior (2021 in video) no third seating but the only real third seating in the group is Mazda and Finally the R4P is aging (I believe well) compared to rest of the group.
Ride quality of Rav4 P like other RAV4s is terrible. Suitable for cab drivers only. Has a tad better range and fuel economy but the comfort is the bottom line.
The CX-90 has, by far, the worst all-electric range of 25 miles. If you want to save substantially on fuel, you had better have a short commute. Otherwise, choose one of the others on the list.
Before jumping to any conclusion, I'd want to do a bit more research and comparison from sources like CSReport, Car Buyers Guide, the CAA, the AAA and other non-partisan survey organizations and actually got kick the tires. But, push comes to shove, and in the absence of any other data my pick would be the RAV4.
According to Consumer Reports, the top mainstream compact PHEV’s are Toyota Rav 4 Prime, Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson and Mitsubishi Outlander.
One feature you did not cover is the ability to charge from a regular 110 volt outlet i believe the Kia Niro can charge in 5 hours on a normal house outlet..
The RAV4 is nice in terms of features and resale value but the dealers are selling them way above RSVP prices. That was a few months ago. Maybe lower these days.
MSPR
rsvp is the bloated price
I read a comment from a reviewer that turned me off to plug-in hybrids. If you're in all electric mode and you need immediate power, you can't have it. The motor has to start and come up to speed before you get that burst of horses.
Ehh that depends wildly on the system. I find the system of my Volvo S60 PHEV works great. I always have immediate power available (EV only power is plenty 90% of the time). Motor comes on very smoothly and immediately in the rare times it's truly needed. Of course the Volvo system may be very different than the Mitsubishi system, Toyota system etc. You need to look into the particular cars and not use a blanket statement for all PHEVs.
Same as Volvo with our Tucson: it starts quickly and is pulling fast. No turbo lag, and with a simple 6 speed there is no slushy feel as some CVTs.
Driving a 2024 Ford Escape PHEV, I'm not sure why anyone would use EV only, or as Ford calls it EV Now. Using the Auto EV mode will only use EV power unless suddenly more is needed. Now, I do use what Ford calls EV later mode when I'm travelling on a highway a distance that far exceeds my battery range. I will reserve the battery power for when I resume city driving speeds. But I would not worry about that reviewer's critique. There are ICE cars that lack the power many of these PHEVs offer and yet people still buy and drive them. In some cases, they might suffer but one simply cannot have everything. If one needs that kind of power at all times, expect to pay a lot for it and a lot for the fuel. Or buy a full EV.
Very wrong. The outlander is #1 because my brother uses the 3rd row for his inlaws then drive slowly. He told me nothing else gave him bliss as much as cramming his inlaws on row 3.
Agreed Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 20kWh is #1.
Mitsubishi Motors shot themselves in the foot by advertisinf such conservative numers.
EV range on battery only with hvac on close to 90kms not 48 kms
Toytota RAV4 PHEV. Problem free PHEV and 0-60 mph in 5.4 seconds. 45 miles EV range without even trying. Scotty Kilmer rates it the RAV4 Prime as the #1 vehicle to buy in 2024, but I would wait for the 2025 RAV4 Prime which will have a serious make-over with 60 miles EV range.
The problem is you will be hard pressed to find one to purchase.
The 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV should be number 1 not the cx90
I agree. I actually want to buy it but need to move out first lol
Why? CX90 is better
@@jeversace Because CX90 is the worst despite the superior quality.
@RichardJoashTan The Outlander is more affordable, however the CX90 is superior in every way.
@@jeversaceMitsubishi is pioneer in PHEV with best or way better all wheel drive system than Masda, and was really proven long time ago…..
There’s barely any CX90 on the road. How the hell is it even #1? Why? Because it’s expensive.
Would it not have been great if it was a 10 min charge as its only a 20 kw battery one move like that would kill everything else
It seem more like a commercial with no research into the products.
the interior of the prime is terrible if you're over 6ft tall and jittery as all hell on the highway.. (wife has one) I love how quick it is and how it handles off the highway.. though in an accident i'd be killed, i sit entirely too close to the windshield because of the rake of the windshield..
I am almost 6 foot 3 and I fit this car perfectly. I drive it on the highway a lot and it’s smooth and steady (And fast!). Maybe yours needs to go in for a check up?
@@edholtgi It's all about your build.. i don't care for high belt line vehicles, they make me feel claustrophobic.. so i sit higher, but the power seats scissor forward the higher you go, so if you have longer legs and a shorter torso, you end up sitting with your face way too close to the A pillar.. obviously, it wouldn't happen to everyone as it depends where you sit.. but for my build, it's uncomfortably close to the windshield.. like i said, my wife has one.. I ended up driving one of these Mitsubishi's, but they are just too expensive for the unproven questionable longevity, i really liked it, but with no incentives and the 50k price tag, i ended up just buying a used GX460.. with what i saved i can probably put gas in it till the day i die.. but, i do really like the plugin concept..
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as for the ride, i am really used to big cruisers or luxury suv's.. the steering is a little too "sporty" for the highway, the speed limit by me is 75 and most traffic is cruising at 85, and the rav blows around a little too much for me on the highway.. at 75 it's fine, so on long trips on turnpikes where generally the speed-limit is 55 or 65 it's totally fine, but at 85 with heavy rutted roads from truck traffic, it just isn't a pleasant long distance cruiser.. and again, because of my build with long legs, the bottom cushion is too short and my legs go numb after a while, where in my Lincoln town-car that didn't happen, or my Fleetwood Cadillac before it.. I haven't taken my GX on a long ride yet, but the bottom cushion is about 4in longer, which makes a big difference.
The outlander is cool bc its the only US PHEV that has DC charging albiet only ChaDeMo.
The US built MB GLE 450e has a CCS port for DC charging as well.
#1 Honda crv plug-in hybrid 2024
The 2024 Honda crv comes in two versions- gas only and hybrid. Both are nice but there is NO plug in hybrid.
only hybrid and PHEV in europe.@@kipbollinger1795
369 Torque on the Mazda not 396.
What market are you preaching to? Put this on the titles ! That needs to be made clear as US dollars are said the same as Australian dollars but price differently and have different equipment levels
GWM tank 400 and 500 plug in hybrid killing any of these vehicles 🎉
stop the bot channel 💀 you have never driven them
100% Electric range is so ridiculous. Link&Co 08 makes more than 100km.
The 2024 Rav 4 Prime deserves the Top Spot 🎉 42 miles all electric and is the most powerful at 302 HP zero to 60mph 5.5 seconds!
AI Bot voice, drives me crazy.
My stomach turns when I look under the hood.
I need one that tows 5000 lbs. These are all too small
hybrids are better. my suv got 52mpg and 42mpg since fill up
The Yugo Elecfy should be number one !!!
This is bull.the best on the road is honda cr-v.second is rav 4.mada cx-90 lacks power.others dont give good reliability in the past.
AND I WILL BUY A FULLY LOADED 2023 OUTLANDER PHEV ANYWAY!
The only PHEV on this list that has been around for longer than 4 years is the Mitsubishi Outlander. It is in its 3td generation and has been selling for 12 years in Europe and Australia. The best selling PHEV in Europe. It's laughable that this video touts the RAV4 reliability. It's PHEV has only been out for a few years. Give me the one that's been in production for over a decade. They know what they're doing.
i hate these videos that are just AI voiced