Mitsubishi Outlander Review: Back and Better?

The Mitsubishi Outlander has returned to the UK market. Rob Davis reviews whether it’s still a great all-rounder — read the full verdict

After availability suddenly ceased, the Mitsubishi Outlander has returned to the UK market — and there’s a lot riding on this comeback for a model that built a loyal following over previous generations.

Tough Enough, Practical Enough

Whether the going gets tough, Mitsubishi’s Outlander gets going. It’s a vehicle that manages to be genuinely capable off-road while remaining practical enough for everyday family use — not always an easy balance to strike.

Seating and Practicality

Most models come with five seats, though the Outlander’s practicality extends further with configurations offering genuine day-to-day seven-seat usability rather than occasional-use extra seating.

A Company Car Consideration

For company car drivers, the Outlander offers an on-board generator option — a genuinely useful feature for anyone needing power on site, and a point of difference from most rivals in the class.

The Verdict

Overall, this is a great all-rounder that justifies its return to the market. Available now through Lincolnshire dealers.

See our full review of the Outlander, available from Lincolnshire’s Chandlers, here.

FAQ

Is the Mitsubishi Outlander back on sale in the UK?

Yes, after availability suddenly ceased, the Outlander has returned to the UK market.

How many seats does the Mitsubishi Outlander have?

Base Nativa models offer seven seats, whilst Diamond trim is a five-seat only configuration.

Does the Mitsubishi Outlander have a generator option?

Yes, an on-board generator option is available, useful for company car drivers needing power on site.