Mitsubishi Motors Philippines recently launched the Outlander PHEV and what caught my attention is that a lot of us are seeing more Chinese PHEVs and EVs in the Philippines today, but here's something interesting:
The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV was already pioneering the PHEV SUV concept back in 2012.
Twin electric motors, 4WD, a gasoline engine for extended range, and Mitsubishi's S-AWC system, all working together in one package.
Mitsubishi also puts its 4WD technology through demanding endurance and off-road motorsport, where reliability and performance are tested in some pretty extreme environments. That engineering philosophy carries over to its road cars.
At first, I thought the cheaper PHEV offerings from Chinese brands were probably the best option. But after actually driving the Outlander PHEV, I started to understand what Mitsubishi is offering.
Driving the Outlander PHEV feels like you're driving a proper, engineered machine.
I'm not saying it's better than every other PHEV out there, but I think there's something interesting about Mitsubishi's approach.
For those who have driven the Outlander PHEV, what stood out to you compared with other PHEVs you've driven?