2022 Mitsubishi Outlander review

It's bigger, wider and offers more interior space. And it now also shares a platform with the new Nissan X-Trail. Paul Maric checks out the all-new Mitsubishi Outlander.

Mitsubishi's second PHEV offering is smaller and edgier than the familiar Outlander and for the right kind of person will make a lot of sense.

Mitsubishi’s ‘other’ small SUV has struggled for the buyer acceptance enjoyed by the ASX. Curt tries the all-paw Exceed flagship to see if it deserves more attention.

Sporty name and design aside, the Eclipse Cross is a spacious and comfy small SUV that in LS AWD spec lacks some active safety smarts.

The GLS variant is the pick of the Triton range, with the best balance between capability and price.

The all-new Mitsubishi Outlander is a huge step forward from its predecessor, with more technology and connectivity than ever before.

The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, the only mid-sized, mainstream-branded plug-in hybrid SUV in Australia, scores a sporty-looking GSR variant for 2021.

The updated, elongated 2021 Eclipse Cross in mid-level Aspire specification hopes to make as much of a sales splash as its ASX and Outlander stablemates.

If you want a flashy 4x4 dual-cab ute with all the mod-cons but you don't want to spend over $60,000, the Mitsubishi Triton GSR may interest you.

Mitsubishi is back in the van market with a rebadged Renault Trafic. We can't just do a find and replace with a Trafic review, though, as this clone lacks many of the features found in the Renault.

There's a new generation of Mitsubishi Outlander coming next year but is the current one – one of the few three-row mid-size SUVs – still worth buying?

The Mitsubishi Express is back for 2020. It's a long way removed from the basic van that last wore the Express badge, but safety is still a shortcoming.

Even at $32,490 drive away, the ASX GSR is still a strong value proposition given the level of standard kit and competitive engine specs

The mid-range Mitsubishi Pajero Sport remains a capable and good-value family 4x4, especially given the recent suite of updates. Here's why.

The badge-engineered Mitsubishi Express is an interesting addition to the range, targeted at fleets already operating Triton utes that need another solution. It's a solid cargo-hauler, but it'll prosper or perish based on how keen its fleet pricing is.

Does a recent makeover for Mitsubishi's top-selling model bring a fresh spin to the popular if ageing small crossover figurehead?