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A new Mitsubishi Outlander is coming to India, confirms company website; price unknown

Mitsubishi has listed a new Outlander on its website. Sadly, there’s no launch date or price yet and the vehicle is only marked as “coming soon.”

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 23, 2017, 12:37:18 IST
Mitsubishi has listed a new Outlander on its website. Sadly, there’s no launch date or price yet and the vehicle is only marked as “coming soon.”[caption id="attachment_3964327" align="alignleft" width="380"]The Mitsubishi Outlander

The Mitsubishi Outlander[/caption]The updated listing was reported to Team-BHP by one of its readers. Mitsubishi hasn’t revealed all the specifications of the vehicle but have revealed that it’s capable of accelerating from 0-100 kph in 11.1 seconds. The vehicle also features a CVT as well as a 6-speed sports mode with paddle shifter.You get an electronically-controlled four-wheel drive, active stability control (ASC), a more aerodynamic front that reduces the drag coefficient by 7 percent, LED head lamps and fog lamps, an electric sunroof, rain sensing wipers and more. ABS, EBF, ASC and other such aids help maintain stability.A hill start assist (HAS) system is also present.Coming to the interiors, Mitsubishi is promising leather trim, a Rockford Fosgate 6.1 sound system with a 710 W, 8-channel amp. A dual-zone climate control system is included and keyless entry with push button start is supported.Team-BHP notes that the new Outlander’s twin-slat grille is finished in chrome and that the design of the headlights has been revised.The vehicle has launched in various countries with a base model using a 2-litre petrol engine delivering 110 kW of power and 190 Nm of torque. Higher-end variants support a 110 kW, 360 Nm unit with a 2.27-litre diesel engine as well as a petrol variant with a 2.4-litre 124 kW motor generating 220 Nm of torque.We don't which, if any, of these engines, are coming to India.

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First Published:Aug 23, 2017, 12:37:18 IST
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