New Outlander pricing and equipment
Some prices up and some down as new-look Mitsubishi Outlander flies in from New YorkMitsubishi has announced the entry price of its updated Outlander SUV range will rise by $750 when it goes on sale in Australia next month.
At its Australian launch today, Mitsubishi also revealed a range of new model variant designations for the 2016 Outlander, which swaps from ES, LS and Aspire to LS, XLS and Exceed.
However, the model line-up remains the same, although there are now eight models in the petrol and diesel line-up. The plug-in hybrid Outlander PHEV is not part of this launch.
The entry-level front-wheel drive LS 2.0-litre petrol manual Outlander now starts at $28,490, while the range tops out at $46,490 for the top-spec 2.2-litre Exceed diesel auto – $400 less than the old '14.5MY' model.
The upgraded Outlander broke cover at the New York auto show earlier this month April and has been fast-tracked to Australia for this launch.
It features significant technical upgrades and Mitsubishi’s new Dynamic Shield design language, which will permeate all future models.
Stand by for our first Australian review.
2016 Mitsubishi Outlander pricing and features:
- 2WD LS — $28,490 (up $750)
- 2WD LS CVT — $30,490 ($500)
- 2WD XLS CVT — $33,490 (no change)
- 4WD LS CVT — $33,490 (up $500)
- 4WD XLS CVT — $36,490 (no change)
- 4WD Exceed CVT — $43,490 (down $400)
- 4WD XLS DiD — $39,490 (no change)
- 4WD Exceed DiD auto — $46,490 (down $400)
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