Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV price and specs in Australia (2026)
The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is the plug-in hybrid version of Mitsubishi's medium SUV and the flagship of the Outlander range. The Outlander PHEV first launched in 2013, and the updated 2026 model, with a bigger battery, more power and an Australian-developed suspension and steering tune, arrived here in March 2026.
Every grade pairs a 2.4-litre petrol engine with two electric motors and a 22.7kWh battery for 221kW and all-wheel drive. Claimed electric-only range is 86km (WLTP) and claimed fuel use is 1.2L/100km (NEDC combined). The four grades are ES (five seats, $58,990), Aspire (seven seats, $66,790), Exceed (five seats, $71,640) and Exceed Tourer (five seats, $74,490), all before on-road costs.
The ES has a 12.3-inch screen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, an eight-speaker Yamaha sound system, 18-inch alloys and a bird's-eye-view camera. Aspire adds 20-inch alloys, heated front seats and steering wheel and Mi-Pilot lane keeping, and the Exceed Tourer adds massaging front seats, brown semi-aniline leather and a 12-speaker Yamaha system. Mitsubishi offers up to 10 years or 200,000km of warranty with dealer servicing plus eight years or 160,000km on the drive battery, and the Outlander holds a five-star ANCAP rating, retained for PHEVs built from July 2025.
The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is on sale in Australia in 5 variants, priced from $58,990 to $74,490 before on-road costs, with plug-in hybrid power.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV price list
Current Australian line-up
| Variant | Powertrain | Key spec | Price* |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4L Plug-In Hybrid EV ES 5 Seat AWD MY25 Plug-in hybrid · 221kW · AWD · 5 seats | Plug-in hybrid | 221kW · AWD · 5 seats | $58,990 |
| 2.4L Plug-In Hybrid EV Aspire 7 Seat AWD MY25 Plug-in hybrid · 221kW · AWD · 7 seats | Plug-in hybrid | 221kW · AWD · 7 seats | $66,790 |
| 2.4L Plug-In HEV Exceed 5 Seat AWD MY25 Plug-in hybrid · 221kW · AWD · 5 seats | Plug-in hybrid | 221kW · AWD · 5 seats | $71,640 |
| 2.4L Plug-in HEV GSR 7 Seat MY24 Plug-in hybrid · 185kW · AWD · 7 seats | Plug-in hybrid | 185kW · AWD · 7 seats | $73,790 |
| 2.4L Plug-in HEV Exceed Tourer 5 Seat MY25 Plug-in hybrid · 221kW · AWD · 5 seats | Plug-in hybrid | 221kW · AWD · 5 seats | $74,490 |
*Manufacturer's list price before on-road costs. Check with a dealer for drive-away pricing.
Older Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV variants (18)
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
- 2.4 ES Auto 4WD $47,390
- 2.4 ES (ADAS) Auto 4WD $48,390
- 2.4 Exceed Auto 4WD $56,390
Our verdict on the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
Our four-star review of the 2023 Outlander PHEV Exceed Tourer praised a silky-smooth plug-in hybrid powertrain, excellent fuel economy, surprisingly good handling and a high-quality, comfortable cabin, making it a strong all-round family SUV. The downsides were a ride that could crash over bumps at speed, lane-centring that stepped in too late, and a third row fit only for emergencies or small children. The 2026 update has since added an Australian suspension and steering tune, a bigger battery and more power, which we have not yet tested.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV key specs
- Powertrain
- Plug-in hybrid
- Seats
- 5–7
- Engine power
- 185–221kW
- Drive
- AWD
- 221kW from a 2.4-litre petrol engine and two electric motors, AWD
- 22.7kWh battery with 86km electric range (WLTP)
- 1.2L/100km claimed fuel use (NEDC combined)
- Five seats, or seven in the Aspire
- Six-level regenerative braking via steering-wheel paddles
- 8-year/160,000km drive battery warranty
- From $58,990 before on-road costs
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Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV FAQs
How much does the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV cost in Australia?
The 2026 Outlander PHEV costs $58,990 for the ES, $66,790 for the Aspire, $71,640 for the Exceed and $74,490 for the Exceed Tourer, all before on-road costs.
What is the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV's electric range?
The 2026 Outlander PHEV has a claimed electric-only range of 86km on the WLTP cycle, or 103km on the older NEDC cycle. That's up from 84km (NEDC) for the previous version.
How big is the Outlander PHEV's battery and how powerful is it?
It has a 22.7kWh lithium-ion battery, up from 20kWh, feeding two electric motors alongside a 2.4-litre petrol engine. Total system output is 221kW, with all-wheel drive on every grade.
How much fuel does the Outlander PHEV use?
Mitsubishi claims 1.2L/100km on the NEDC combined cycle for the 2026 model. In our week with the 2023 model (20kWh battery) without home charging, we saw about 1.7L/100km while the battery lasted and averaged about 5L/100km overall.
Does the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV have seven seats?
Only the Aspire has a 5+2 seating layout; the ES, Exceed and Exceed Tourer are five-seaters. In our review of a seven-seat 2023 model, the third row suited small children and emergencies only.
What changed for the 2026 Outlander PHEV?
It gained a 22.7kWh battery, 221kW, recalibrated shock absorbers and retuned steering for Australian roads, new bumpers and LED rear lamps. Inside there's a redesigned centre console, new second-row seat padding and an Innovative Pedal Operation one-pedal mode.
What warranty does the Outlander PHEV have?
Mitsubishi offers up to 10 years or 200,000km of warranty when the car is serviced on time at a Mitsubishi dealer, plus an eight-year, 160,000km drive battery warranty. It also comes with 10-year capped-price servicing.
What is the Outlander PHEV's ANCAP rating?
The Outlander has a five-star ANCAP rating, retained after reassessment for PHEVs built from July 2025. It scored 85% for adult occupant protection and 84% for child occupant protection.