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Have you ever found out? My MY 2019 has less than 2k km to 100k km on the odometer. And I know in good weather best case scenario I dont get more than 25km... I am not sure what to do before the full 5 year warranty expires. Please tell me about your Canadian experience on this :)

I have PHEV Watch, and I've not found Percentage of battery health/charge.. how do I find it? Could you provide screenshot please or additional description? For reference 2019 North American 2 Liter engine, rapidly approaching 100k km mark, heavy use of the battery some days 2-3 times charging...

Thank you, I will try disconnecting the dongle when not in use, tomorrow. Its a 2019 GT, North American version so 2 L engine.

Hi, I have a few things I need to do byond what PHEV Watchdog gives: One morning a few weeks ago I couldn't start the car, it kept saying EV System needs service or something, for a few days afterwards there was orange check engine light that went away. I want to see the fault code before I go...

Is it this one? https://www.amazon.ca/LENZ-Charging-Adapter-Certified-Compatible/dp/B07VR5QD56/ref=sr_1_5?crid=26ZH0AAV42MAM&keywords=tesla+destination+charger+adapter+to+j1778&qid=1671235665&sprefix=tesla+destination+charger+adapter+to+j1778%2Caps%2C227&sr=8-5 And you dont need a cable? The...

Thanks. All those inconsistencies only serve to reinforce my decision that I'll never buy a non-Tesla car ever again.. Giving different maintenance schedules for the same car to different markets? Different tow ratings? Tesla doesn't do those shenanigans.

yes, 22km @ 80-90km/hr on EV is probably doable. The car comes with a regular 110v Level 1 charger, if she can find any outlet she can plug into, the battery can charge fully in 9 hours I think @ 12 amps power. I suggest to check out the map of the area on plugshare app - filter for J1772...

Please tell us the details, I am very interested to know. https://www.surreymitsubishi.ca/outlander-phev-customer-menu.htm I don't see anything here that stands out as a reason to sell before some expensive milestone! I actually see that oil change is only once every 24k km!

The leather seats are nice and comfortable, no doubt about it - despite not having adjustable lumbar support for the driver (I have it on my 19 Kona) - feels very good even on long drives. I've seen 3 usd exemplars of the car from 18 to 19, and they all displayed range between 26 to 31 km -...

I bought mine 2019 GT at the end of May 22 with ~44k km on the odometer from Montreal. Its now almost 60k km, I am charging with Level 2 charger at home daily, sometimes twice a day and try to stick to EV driving as much as I can. The car is great value for money, but there are some things that...

Hi, I have a windshield crack that'll have to be replaced. Now insurance company gives me a list of pre-approved centers, but they claim they know how to calibrate ADAS systems afterwards, which I find hard to believe they do for all manufacturers... Is there a specific list for the 2019...

Thanks, why do that voluntary drain/refill, while the drivetrain is under long 10 years warranty still in effect? I understand if they werent, or it was going to end soon.. but we are talking 6-7 years on the warranty. PS: That air pressure monitor thing mentioned earlier, is that...

Hey guys, necro'ing old (but still relevant!) thread back to life! Very good readings here, with no clear conclusions! What Surprises me here, is that the mentioned intervals are insanely good! My 2019 in Canada, says normal maintenance is every 8000 km! Why would it be so drastically different...

Can I do this with the obd2 adapter? What app?

Where is the button? I haven't seen it on my 2019 PHEV GT.

Hi, I am very happy with my "new" 2019 Outlander PHEV 2.0 liter (North American/Canadian edition)! Here's one thing my uncle claims and I don't know how to respond to: He says that whole the engine is charging the battery and powering the wheels at 120km/hr, might be as well charging the...

I can't seem to find that hitch and wiring. Care to ahare? I only found https://www.hitchweb.com/2019-mitsubishi-outlander-phev-trailer-hitches And that's a 4 pin only for toys. But interested in the 6-7 pins and brake controller, not sure what I require exactly?

How? If we cant do it now, we probably wont be able in the future as that standard is being deprecated and not going to be further developed...

I have been searching high and low - I can't find precise list of changes between model years! Particularly interested from 2018 to 2020 - for the GT trim, such as battery, motors, safety systems (seems no Lane Keeping at all!), lumbar support, upholstery, dimensions changes, warranty etc...

Interesting, are you saying that the rear motor and battery are not water proof? Or if water gets into the drive unit, warranty doesn't cover this? There's a new one that came in 20 minutes drive from me one se and one gt - will be test driving those!