What features would you like to see added to the Outlander PHEV in the future?

[littlescrote]

Spare tire, bigger ICE engine, mine is only 2 liters and crawl like a snail. more EV kilowatts, at least 25 kilowatts. voice control & self parking features, massage chairs ......

You mean kWh, not kW.

 

[HeliNurse]

Usb outlet on the rear view mirror for a dashcam.

 

[yardbird]

Usb outlet on the rear view mirror for a dashcam.

I had been looking for this and wandering why no car manufacturer thought about that!! If you look hard enough, they sell some dashcam which Plug & play into the light plug of the front central light switch of some cars so you don't have to run wires to get the source.

 

[Polyian]

Usb outlet on the rear view mirror for a dashcam.

Why can't we use the cameras built into the vehicle, we have all round views we can't record.

 

[yardbird]

Why can't we use the cameras built into the vehicle, we have all round views we can't record.

Because the car manufacturer can't think & innovate as smart as the aftermarket guys. They keep thinking about cutting costs. The extra camera at the front windshield will probably cost an extra $20 to $30 with very short wires.

 

[Arian]

Dont know all the various years of these cars that well but for a twin motor 4WD my car lacks the power to really use its traction, seems like a waste of potential to have the traction to climb a steep snowy slope but only enough power to do it at a snails pace holding up traffic behind me when i turn onto said road.

 

[littlescrote]

Dont know all the various years of these cars that well but for a twin motor 4WD my car lacks the power to really use its traction, seems like a waste of potential to have the traction to climb a steep snowy slope but only enough power to do it at a snails pace holding up traffic behind me when i turn onto said road.

That may be the traction control holding back, have you tried turning it off?

 

[Jedinsky]

Dont know all the various years of these cars that well but for a twin motor 4WD my car lacks the power to really use its traction, seems like a waste of potential to have the traction to climb a steep snowy slope but only enough power to do it at a snails pace holding up traffic behind me when i turn onto said road.

what model year have you got? I've got a 2024 and haven't had any "not enough power" issues, but i have noticed its temperature dependent, with noticeably more power at 25c vs 35c, and i'd assume the same "reduced power output" would also occur at lower temperatures. pre-2021 models have half the power output of 2021+, and the 2025's battery supposedly has "108% higher continuous power output" (250hp for the 2024, vs 300hp for the 2025)

a 2020 with only 130hp would really suffer in cold temperatures.

its unfortunate that "the most expensive car mitsubishi sells" doesn't have a ralliart/performance option with a 60kwh battery and 800+ hp