fwiw I've also experienced an issue with the CHAdeMO charging on the PHEV (AU market 2020 ES), different to yours but I'm starting to think their software around DC charging is a bit under-par. I posted details of it in a local EV forum, link here https://forums.aeva.asn.au/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=6882...

I'd seen in a couple Youtube videos that the electric drive cuts out once the load got to high for the motor's. I wanted to know myself the actual limits around this and get a feel for how it presents itself, etc so took my 2020 Outlander up a fire-track (basically an rough unsealed vehicle track, l...

yvrPHEV and DENVERCOPHEV that clearance looks much better, especially given there's an important battery pack hanging an extra couple cm's below the body. Nice look overall both of you.

I have the same model (in AU) also and just realised this now myself. It was a cool summer morning (I was dressed for a hot day) and thought I'd take a little of the chill out of the air, but nothing, just more cold air. I'm grateful for the electric seat heaters but even that limited comfort is onl...

1. Owner, for a few months 2. Model: 2020 Outlander 3. Facelift / non facelift: facelift I suppose :-) 4. What attracted you to the car initially: SUV size, AWD, back-up ICE for the long drives (though would happily trade the weight for batteries now) 5. Location: Melbourne, Australia 6. Occupation:...

Hi all, Newbie here saying g'day. My partner and I recently decided to trade in our ICE cars for a 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander. While there's a couple plus years of warranty on the new car I'm itching to find out everything about it, and potentially take it further. Given the recent purchase it only s...