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New version of Mitsubishi Outlander plug-in hybrid includes two-way charging – The Driven
Mitsubishi announces pricing and specifications for 2021 Outlander plug-in hybrid, including mid-range GSR variant, and introduction of bidirectional charging c…
Mitsubishi has announced pricing and specifications for the 2021 Outlander plug-in hybrid (PHEV), revealing it will cost up to $4,000 more than the current year’s model, but it will come with the addition of two-way or bi-directional charging.
Mitsubishi says that prices for the Outlander PHEV will range from $47,990 for the entry level ES variant,and up to $60,990 for the range-topping Exceed before on-road costs. Both are up to $4,000 more than their 2020 predecessors, but customers will have…
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