Mitsubishi

2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid pricing starts at $44,990 (all prices include a $1,745 destination charge).

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Perhaps the 2026 model’s big change was expected to be ready for 2025 because it’s far more consequential: A new hybrid powertrain now comes standard.

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The all-wheel-drive 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport starts at $26,955 (including destination) and is unchanged for the new model year.

In a recent round of Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crash-test evaluations, six out of nine vehicles earned Top Safety Pick+ awards, IIHS’ highest honor.

Mitsubishi promises the next variant of the Outlander will be more off-road-focused than the 2025 Trail Edition trim and will feature a more enhanced version of its all-wheel-drive system.