jaapv
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Miitsubishi guarantees the battery except for "normal wear" One could argue legally that their statement defines "Normal wear".
Don't you think Mitsu has taken care of that by limiting max output to 60 kW (5C)? Vtechtuning has shown the battery is capable of (much) more than that.Kim said:The battery also is stressed by high discharge currents.
So be gentle with the right foot and your battery will live a lot longer.
boug said:He said that the 2017 model will have the surronding cameras. Don't you already have it in Europe?
GX4h </pedant>SolarBoy said:as long as you choose at least GX4hs trim level.
Interesting - I take it you are in Canada and this seems to be the first indication of what I was alluding to at the start of this thread. Do you think you could post more details - there seems to be some Google references in French but I don't trust my translation skills.boug said:I went to my local retailer last week, and he said that the 2017 model making its debut in Canada in next weeks, will have a 18kwh battery.
This allowed the car to have a real 58 km range. (and full Quebec 8000$ encentives)
I'm waiting this car for years now, and it seem that it worth waiting so long
ian4x4 said:http://www.terrebonnemitsubishi.ca/outlander_phev_2017.aspx?lng=2
I've looked around the net and can't find anything suggesting a bigger battery (yet?).
The above advert for Canada seems to have the normal range quoted.
Perhaps the dealer is getting confused with the quick charge rating or something?
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