The Mitsubishi Outlander compact SUV will get a new variant late next year. The new version will be more off-road-focused than the 2025 Trail Edition trim. Further details will be available closer to ...

This week, Mitsubishi announced a new “rugged” Outlander SUV with “off-road bodywork, off-road-focused drive modes and performance upgrades, unique interior styling” set to arrive in the U.S.

The 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander Trail Edition is built for those who crave a bit of adventure without sacrificing the practicality of a family SUV. This new trim takes the well-known Outlander and gives ...

These new models are planning for a late 2026 release The new additions to the lineup are a part of Mitsubishi's Momentum 2030 plan Mitsubishi has announced it will be expanding its lineup for North ...

Off-road-oriented crossovers are the latest trend to sweep across the industry, and Mitsubishi followed suit earlier this year with the Outlander Trail Edition. While that model was mainly an ...

Mitsubishi Motors North America has confirmed another new model coming to its lineup — an off-road-focused version of the Outlander SUV. The vehicle is scheduled to arrive during the company’s 2026 ...

Mitsubishi's American subsidiary has just announced a new model for the North American market. Derived from the front-biased Outlander, the newcomer is due in the latter part of 2026, meaning that ...

Even though compact SUVs often lack the capabilities of their full-size, body-on-frame counterparts, that hasn’t stopped automakers from attempting to imbue such vehicles with a dose of adventurous ...

Back in July, Mitsubishi updated the entire Outlander lineup for 2026, but as it turns out, that was just phase one of its salvo for the new model year. The Japanese automaker today announced that it ...

It’s yet another compact crossover that looks tougher than it is. The timing of this 2025 Outlander Trail Edition’s release is curious, since Mitsubishi has already outlined the updates for its 2026 ...

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