Mitsubishi Surprises: New Hybrid in Brazil Arrives in 2025 With 302 Hp, 86 Km Electric Range, and Achieves 27 Km/L!

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 08/12/2024 at 06:56

SUV híbrido mais aguardado do ano, o Outlander 2025 da Mitsubishi combina 302 cv, autonomia elétrica de 86 km, consumo de 27,2 km/l e tecnologia de ponta com central multimídia de 12,3 polegadas e tração 4×4. (Imagem: Reprodução)

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Fans of Mitsubishi Can Celebrate! The New Hybrid from the Brand Now Has a Date to Arrive in Brazil. Scheduled for the First Semester of 2025, the Outlander PHEV Comes to the Country Promising Impressive Energy Efficiency of 27 km/l, Cutting-Edge Technology, and the Triumphant Return of One of the Brand’s Most Iconic SUVs.

After two years out of the national market, Mitsubishi brings back the Outlander, now in its plug-in hybrid version, the new hybrid in Brazil. The model’s story in the country began between 2014 and 2016, when the Outlander was a pioneer in its segment, and now the Japanese brand seeks to regain this protagonism. Confirmed at the Tokyo Motor Show, the launch promises to meet both fans of Mitsubishi and an increasingly sustainability-conscious audience.

What Does the Mitsubishi Outlander 2025 Bring New?

The new Mitsubishi hybrid stands out for its advanced powertrain: a 2.4 gasoline engine paired with two electric motors, delivering a total of 302 hp. The new 22.7 kWh batteries ensure an electric range of up to 86 km, which, combined, results in an energy efficiency of 27.2 km/l. Ideal for those seeking savings without sacrificing performance.

In terms of design, the SUV adopts the CMF-CD platform, shared with the Nissan X-Trail, and features the Dynamic Shield visual, Mitsubishi’s trademark. With dual headlights and an imposing front grille, the model combines modernity and robustness.

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Mitsubishi Surprises: New Hybrid in Brazil Arrives in 2025 with 302 hp, 86 km of Electric Range, and Achieves 27 km/l!

Inside, the Outlander 2025 does not disappoint. The SUV features a 12.3-inch multimedia center, a digital instrument panel, and premium Yamaha sound. The technology package also includes options like a head-up display and adaptive cruise control, enhancing the intelligent and safe driving experience.

Additionally, the model offers versions with five or seven seats, addressing different needs. The 4×4 traction, a Mitsubishi hallmark, gains even more precision with the series hybrid mode, ensuring performance on various terrains. Safety is another strong point, with assistants like lane departure warning and adaptive control.

High Expectations for the Brazilian Market

The new hybrid in Brazil reaffirms Mitsubishi’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. The combination of energy efficiency, striking design, and cutting-edge technology makes the Outlander PHEV 2025 one of the most anticipated launches of the year.

With this new bet, Mitsubishi not only returns to the Brazilian market but also reinforces its position as a reference in hybrid SUVs. The Outlander 2025 promises to redefine the segment and attract consumers seeking to combine performance and environmental awareness.

Now we just have to wait to see up close what this heavyweight SUV will bring to the national market!

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Paulo Silva

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14/12/2024 07:01

86 km de autonomia, tá de brincadeira, o carro é muito bonito e só

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Cantidio Filardi

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09/12/2024 22:17

Autonomia de 86 km ???!!!

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Cristiano

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12/12/2024 11:09

No modo elétrico

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Leandro Amaral lopuch

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09/12/2024 08:48

Daí chega com preço absurdo e fica fora da concorrência geral …

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Mitsubishi Surprises: New Hybrid in Brazil Arrives in 2025 With 302 Hp, 86 Km Electric Range, and Achieves 27 Km/L!

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