2022 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Review 

Can't wait for this to be updated. The new one is bigger and the PHEV version now have 7 seats. That would be more worth it. Plus electric mode had more range(87km) which hopefully improves the kmpl. Philippines are usually behind with these updates

Solid to, just out of my budget range. Sana the gov't subsidizes buyer of EVs, just like in some countries in Europe

Not worth buying because the new model sold overseas is a massive step forward compared to this, especially in the interior and exterior. This is basically a 2013 model car with a high tech drivetrain. My favorite feature is how Mitsubishi gives you the freedom to switch between modes depending on what you want (series-hybrid like the Nissan Kicks, parallel-hybrid like the Corolla Cross, or full EV like the Leaf) though without the full EV range obviously.

P-FEV.. quite unique way of saying PHEV. In my minds its always P.H.E.V.

Sofyan Bey has a brother...

aside from its price point w/c is way too expensive, the design of the car (interior/exterior) is so outdated.....

Good day sir.. mapapa isip k kng worth it ba bilhin ito sasakyan.. s price tag nya.. dami nmn n mga hybrid n sasakyan na mas mababa s price nya..salamat po

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Why did they just bring a facelift of a model introduced in 2013, instead of bringing the latest generation here?

Is it gasoline engine or 2.4 diesel engine same as montero sport?

Nice!🎄🎄🎄🎹🎶

I thought PHev is Philippine Electric Vehicle 😆

One commented why can't Philippine government does not have subsidies on the EVs vehicles. I'd say this is so stupid. Why would the government intervenes in the auto market. EV battery packs is not even clean, you need a massive burial sites of EV packs that eventually gets to the nutrients of plants, animals and vegetables. The reason US & EU on EV vehicles gets subsidies because their governnment has been pushing it to roam the public roads, EVs and battery storage companies gets subsidies from the government, yet they just couldn't fill up many highways because not everyone buying expensive and low life cycle of EVs vehicles for their day to day activities. Just think of Philippine government on its hundreds if not thousands of government subsidies from government controlled corporations to PhilHealth, even the new sovereign fund called Maharlika Fund, then to various government incentives and subsidies of foreign car manufacturers assembly plants in the country. Tapos the taxpayers will have to pay[subsidize] foreign EVs automakers to get their car more affordable for the people with so much disposable money, when average folks doesn't think it is worth buying, while the large population of working class taxpayers just couldn't even afford basic simple cars or even end ENDO, or even to have a very dirt cheap electric and internet consumptions. Stupidity is a bliss.

Ngl, mitsubishi and toyota shares the same thing; interior looks cheap and outdated