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Mainland Europe yes - but apparently not the UK. I'll stick with my 2017 PHEV - owned from new, low mileage, and still very happy with it. But sad that Mitsubishi aren't coming back to the UK - yet.

I've had a 2017 Outlander PHEV from new, and it's the best car I've ever had (been driving since 1964 so I've had a few!). Small problem during covid lockdown was that minimum driving and only short journeys meant that it didn't use any petrol at all for a few weeks. But full marks to Mitsubishi...

This works also when it flatly refuses to start charging, usually in cold weather (which in the UK means any day it gets a bit frosty). I've had this happen maybe a dozen times in the 6 years I've had the car, and it has worked every time. The standard "switch it off and on again".

I would be happy just to part-exchange my 2017 PHEV (bought new in Dec 2017) for a 2024 model, in the UK, from a UK dealer. I've been very happy to drive the Outlander and will continue to do so as long as it remains reliable and as long as I have a local ex-Mistubishi dealer who can service it...

Interesting question. I live in UK, have had my Outlander PHEV from new (Dec 2017). Planning a holiday in Ireland this summer. Not expecting to come across many charging points but still hoping to be pleasantly surprised. I have the charging cable supplied with the car, with UK 13amp plug -...

Yes, the RAV4 was the top of the list if I were intending to change. But by the time I'd be able to get a new RAV4, there will be a bunch of new Chinese all-electric cars with much longer range. I think I'll stick with the Outlander for now. It does what I need.

I agree. I don't understand their decision not to sell in the UK. The Outlander PHEV has the optimum combination of features, performance, and price as far as we are concerned.

I've had the same issue, with a 2017 Juro PHEV. A loud pop, and the audio system restarts after a few seconds. No other obvious ill-effects. It's happened maybe half a dozen times in the 6 years I've had the car. Forgot to ask the dealer about it when I took it for its annual service each year...

Japan also drives on the left. Two EU countries also drive on the left - Ireland and Cyprus. But the problem is not about waiting for release in Europe. It goes much deeper. Mitsubishi no longer sells new cars (any model) in UK and I think also continental Europe. Former dealerships continue to...

Thanks for the reply, though I'm not sure it explains anything! When did I ask to be opted out? Perhaps I did 6 years ago (I don't remember) - but certainly didn't yesterday. My ony reference to opting out was about Mitsubishi opting out of the UK market! And I have no idea why the emails...

I have a 2017 Outlander PHEV, bought new. At first I was getting a range in the upper 20s (say 27 - 32 max). Now I'm generally getting around 20-22 on a full charge, even in the depths of winter, but for a fair comparison you have to switch the heater off because that slashes the range by nearly...

This is a post that I wrote yesterday. But for some reason I seem to have been kicked out of the forum and was unable to login today. I have re-registered.Let us see how long this lasts. I started getting emails from the forum a couple of days ago after total silence since I first registered 6...

I am very happy with the Outlander PHEV that I bought new in 2017, and would very much like to replace it with a new Outlander. Since Mistubishi made their decision to lose business by withdrawing from the UK market - despite their PHEV being the market leader - how do I do this?

I started getting daily notifications from the forum yesterday. That's nice. But it would be even nicer if I were able to replace my 2017 Outlander PHEV with a 2023 one. Sadly Mitsubishi opted out of the UK market. Bad decision. I've looked at the competition and there's still nothing to match...

1. Owner from tomorrow 2. 2017 Juro, orient red 3. Facelift - which? 2017 - yes 4. Looking for electric but still not enough range in all-electric. Also need occasional off-road. This is the ideal compromise 5. Rural Derbyshire, UK 6. Geologist, semi-retired - but still visit mines, quarries...