The **Mitsubishi Outlander** is a versatile and dynamic SUV that combines the best of both worlds—off-road capability with urban practicality. Compared to traditional SUVs, it offers smaller engine displacement and a more affordable price, while still delivering higher ground clearance, better visibility, and easier parking than regular cars. As consumer preferences shift toward compact yet capable vehicles, the Outlander is expected to gain even more popularity in the market.
Many people credit the Honda CR-V as the pioneer of the Chinese urban SUV market, but the real originator is actually the Mitsubishi Outlander. Mitsubishi has long been known for its expertise in four-wheel drive systems, and the Outlander is a true heir to that legacy. Those familiar with motorsports will recognize that Mitsubishi has won the U.S. rally championship seven times, making the Outlander a reliable choice for all-terrain driving.
In China, the domestic version of the Outlander comes in four models with 2.0L and 2.4L engines. The official price range is from 15.98 to 22.38 million yuan, while the imported version is priced between 19.98 and 28.48 million yuan. The dimensions are 4695 mm in length, 1810 mm in width, and 1680 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2670 mm. It retains the original design of the imported model, featuring a more sporty X-shaped front grille compared to the previous shark-mouth style, along with chrome trim and updated headlights that give the vehicle a more modern and dynamic look.
At the rear, the new LED taillights maintain the same layout as the imported version, except for a slight adjustment in the reverse light position. A "Guangzhou Mitsubishi" label on the right side of the trunk clearly marks its domestic origin. While the front design is bold and aggressive, the rear appears more refined and cohesive.
Inside, the cabin remains largely unchanged from the imported model, but with an upgraded 8-inch central display that supports navigation, Baidu CarLife, Android Auto, Bluetooth, and more. The physical buttons have been simplified, and high-end models come with leather seats and a two-tone interior design, offering a premium feel.
One of the standout features of the domestic Outlander is its rare 2+3+2 seven-seat configuration among joint-venture compact SUVs. The third-row space is surprisingly generous, making it ideal for families or emergency use. Powering the vehicle are 2.0L and 2.4L engines, with the 2.4L model producing up to 192 horsepower. A CVT transmission is standard, and the top-tier model includes the S-AWC super all-wheel drive system, enhancing performance on various road conditions.
Once launched, the domestic Outlander will face strong competition from other Japanese brands like the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, and Mazda CX-5. These models have built strong brand loyalty over the years. However, the Outlander brings unique advantages, especially its seven-seat layout and advanced S-AWC system. With its combination of comfort, performance, and versatility, GAC Mitsubishi Outlander is well-positioned to carve out its own niche in this competitive market.
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