Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 2015 facelift - pictures

Outlander is refined on the move, yet steering is vague and the ride hard

Outlander’s 436-litre boot is decent. Diesel comes in seven-seat guise as standard, but due to the placement of the batteries, the PHEV only has a five-seat set-up
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Central touchscreen displays economical info; chunky steering wheel feels great

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Rear seat passengers won’t be complaining thanks to good levels of leg, knee and headroom. Interior quality has also gone up a notch

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Outlander gets a CHAdeMO charger, allowing an 80 per cent charge in 30 minutes. There’s an all-electric range of 32.5 miles, too
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