The
Outlander PHEV Overview
This
three-row SUV provides plenty of modern features, as the latest model year
choice has received a significant refresh. You can drive it through areas like
Northglenn and Broomfield, while getting around the metro area to enjoy
everything from Denver's downtown, the campus in Boulder, or Red Rocks and
exciting trails and hiking nearby. It's a quality vehicle for an everyday
commute too, as it can get up to 420 miles of estimated driving range using
both fuel and an electric motor that work together. You can toggle an
all-electric mode for up to 38 miles of fully electric driving before needing
to recharge too. Recharging can be done using an at-home charger in a standard
outlet overnight, at a public charging station, or over time automatically as
the vehicle uses regenerative braking. Having that limited range for short
distances goes a long way toward maximizing your fuel economy, as you'll have
more time between filling up at the gas pump.
The new
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV also features many of the latest onboard technology
features, as well as different driver assistance features to give you plenty of
connectivity and safety to go along with its overall efficiency, comfort, and affordability.
Outlander
PHEV vs. Ford Escape PHEV
One feature
that many see as an advantage of the Outlander PHEV over the Ford Escape PHEV
is that it has all-wheel control to deliver standout driving across all the
wheels, as an option standard on its lineup, while the Escape PHEV provides it as
an add-on feature. Here in the Denver area, we know having all-wheel drive is
popular. Additionally, the Outlander PHEV offers parking sensors and a more
competitive powertrain warranty than the Ford Escape PHEV.
Outlander
PHEV vs. Hyundai Santa Fe PHEV
The new
Outlander PHEV has benefits that allow it to stand out when up against the
Hyundai Santa Fe PHEV. This includes a lower starting price point, which,
coupled with tax incentives you can receive when you file, makes buying a
plug-in hybrid very cost-effective. There are also three rows of seating
available on the Outlander PHEV, with a third-row option that isn't found on
the Santa Fe's plug-in. There's also more EV driving range available on the
Outlander PHEV over the Santa Fe PHEV.
Outlander
PHEV vs. Toyota RAV4 Prime
If you want
the added versatility of three rows of seating on a similarly-sized SUV, the
Outlander PHEV offers it while the RAV4 Prime does not. Additionally, the
Outlander PHEV has seven different driving modes, which include snow mode,
something that comes in handy in our area. You can also find available
massaging front seats on select Outlander PHEV vehicles, which the RAV4 Prime
doesn't offer, while the powertrain warranty coverage for a new Outlander PHEV
ranks ahead of the Toyota.
Learn More
About the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Today
Our team
would be happy to provide more details and show you all our current Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV options at the dealership. To learn more, visit us at Skyline
Mitsubishi in Thornton, CO and we can assist you soon!
