The 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander has undergone a thoughtful mid-cycle refresh, enhancing its appeal with subtle design updates, improved interior features, and refined driving dynamics. These enhancements aim to solidify its position in the competitive SUV market.

2025 Mitsubishi Outlander: Key Updates

Exterior Enhancements:

• Redesigned front grille and bumper for a more integrated appearance.

• Updated LED headlights and smoked-finish taillights.

• New 18- and 20-inch alloy wheel designs.

• Introduction of a “Trail Edition Package” featuring 18-inch wheels and off-road enhancements.

Interior Upgrades:

• Integration of a Yamaha® audio system, with higher trims receiving a 12-speaker setup.

• Revised center console offering more storage, relocated cupholders, and a wireless charging pad.

• Introduction of new premium materials, including semi-aniline leather in Brick Brown and light gray synthetic leather with suede-like inserts.

• Availability of ventilated seats for the first time.

Performance and Handling:

• Retuned steering system and recalibrated springs, shock absorbers, and stabilizer bars for enhanced drivability and confidence.

• Despite these updates, the 181-hp 2.5-liter inline-four engine and continuously variable automatic transmission remain unchanged.

Pricing:

• The base ES front-wheel-drive model starts at $29,645, with the top-tier Platinum S-AWC trim priced at $45,035.

Market Performance

The Outlander continues to be Mitsubishi's best-selling model. In Q1 2025, it led the brand's sales with 11,992 units sold. The Outlander Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) variant also saw a 12% increase in sales, recording its best-ever dealer-retail month in March. 

In Canada, the Outlander PHEV was the best-selling plug-in hybrid vehicle in 2024, accounting for 36.7% of Mitsubishi's total sales in the country.