Verified year comparison

What changed on the Mitsubishi Outlander?

Compare only the features our editors have verified. A blank cell does not prove the vehicle lacks a feature—it means the cited guide does not cover that year.

2 researched years5 verified guidesUpdated 2026-11-11
Official configuration changes

Powertrain and efficiency by researched year.

This table compares the complete EPA-tested configuration set for each researched year, independently of feature-guide coverage.

YearConfigurationsPowertrainsDriven wheelsCombined MPGCombined MPGeMaximum EV range
20265Hybrid, Plug-in hybrid, GasolineFWD, 4WD, AWD25–28 MPG combinedNot listed44 mi max EV range
20246Gasoline, Plug-in hybridFWD, 4WD, AWD25–27 MPG combinedNot listed38 mi max EV range
Documentation matrix

Verified feature coverage

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Feature and equipment note20262024
Charge the Outlander PHEV at 120V or 240VES, SE, SEL, Black Edition, SE Tech Package, SEL Premium Package Covered by this guideNot covered by this guide
Choose Normal, EV, Save or Charge in the Outlander PHEVES, SE, SEL, Black Edition, SE Tech Package, SEL Premium Package Covered by this guideNot covered by this guide
Know Why the 2026 Outlander MHEV Has No Charge PlugES, LE, SE, SEL, Ralliart, Trail Edition, Black Edition, SE Tech Package, SEL Premium Package Covered by this guideNot covered by this guide
Link Outlander Seat and Mirror Memory to a KeySEL 2.5L 2WD, SEL 2.5L S-AWC Not covered by this guideCovered by this guide
Use DC Fast Charging on an Equipped Outlander PHEVSEL, Black Edition, SEL Premium Package Covered by this guideNot covered by this guide

Important: this matrix compares published documentation coverage, not every factory option. The equipment/trim control filters the scope labels recorded on guides; it is not a factory build matrix. Confirm an individual vehicle in its window sticker, owner portal or dealer build record.