The Outlander also gains ventilated front seats for the first time and they can be found on SEL and above trims. S

Auto123 gets in a first drive of the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander, the beneficiary of a revision for the new year.

Mitsubishi Outlander with updated pricing, enhanced features, and new interior designs for an improved driving experience.

While it's not exciting to drive, Mitsubishi's compact SUV has one of the nicer interiors in its class and is among the least expensive three-row SUVs you can buy.

Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. (MMNA) today announced complete pricing and packaging for the new 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander, the brand's flagship SUV. Thanks to a mid-cycle refresh focused on elevated refinement and enhancement of the driver and passenger experience,

Mitsubishi's most important American model is a little pricier for 2025 in base form, but more details are still to come.

By Kimatni D. Rawlins The Mitsubishi Outlander has been cruising U.S. roads for over two decades now and continues to see year-over-year sales increases. The seven-seat, three-row SUV can be a winner for consumers looking for a Japanese crossover blessed with sporty styling,

The criminally overlooked Outlander takes iffy ingredients from a bigger marque and makes 'em quietly great. Sound familiar?

Rolling up the last mile on Hollywood’s infamous Sunset Strip in the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander, an SEL model equipped with all-wheel drive and a Premium Package, the immortal words of the classic Simple Minds tune reverberated through my head.

This might be the most important mid-cycle refresh in Mitsubishi Canada’s history. Now, to remind one and all what industry insiders mean by a “mid-cycle refresh,” understand that most manufacturers give their models a “life cycle” of between five and eight years,