Key Features of the 2027 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport

Available All-Wheel Control (AWC)

Available All-Wheel Control (AWC) is one of the most important reasons to consider this crossover if you want added confidence without moving into a larger SUV. Mitsubishi notes that AWC monitors the road and transfers power and braking to the wheels with the most traction. That matters during changing road surfaces, quick lane changes, and uneven pavement because the system is designed to help the vehicle respond with greater stability. For local drivers who move between residential streets, highways, shopping centers, and rural back roads, this available system adds an extra layer of composure. A Drive Mode Selector is also listed among convenience features, helping the vehicle adapt its behavior to the driving situation. Combined with Electric Power Steering, a 34.8-foot turning circle, MacPherson strut front suspension, and multi-link rear suspension, the Outlander Sport is engineered to feel balanced, predictable, and easy to guide through everyday driving.

MIVEC Engine

The Outlander Sport uses Mitsubishi engine technology designed to balance performance and efficiency. OEM information highlights the MIVEC engine, short for Mitsubishi Innovative Valve Timing Electronic Control, and notes that it balances horsepower with low fuel consumption. The listed 2.0L MIVEC DOHC 16-valve Inline 4-cylinder engine produces 148 HP at 6000 rpm and 145 lb-ft of torque at 4200 rpm, paired with a Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT). A 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine is also noted for the SEL, enhancing horsepower and torque while lowering fuel consumption. This setup supports the vehicle’s practical personality: responsive enough for daily driving, efficient enough for longer routines, and smooth enough for stop-and-go traffic. Regular Unleaded fuel compatibility adds convenience, while the 8.5-inch ground clearance helps the crossover feel ready for varied road conditions without feeling bulky.

Flexible Cargo Space

Flexible Cargo Space is central to the Outlander Sport’s appeal. Mitsubishi describes the vehicle as designed to fit your gear and your plans, and the dimensions support that claim. Behind the second-row seats, the cargo area provides 21.7 cu. ft. of space. Fold the rear seats, and cargo volume expands to 49.5 cu. ft. behind the front seats. The 60:40 rear seat folding function helps you carry longer items while still keeping a rear seating position available, which is useful when you need to balance passengers and cargo on the same trip. Passenger volume is listed at 97.5 cu. ft., with 41.6 inches of front leg room and 36.3 inches of rear leg room. That makes the cabin practical for daily use while keeping the exterior compact. Whether you are loading groceries, luggage, sports gear, pet supplies, or home improvement items, the Outlander Sport keeps the process simple.

Available 8” Smartphone Link Display

The available 8” Smartphone Link Display gives the cabin a more connected feel. With available Apple CarPlay®, iPhone users can connect to favorite apps from the touchscreen or by using Siri®. With available Android Auto™, Android™ smartphone users can access apps including Google Maps™ for voice-guided navigation. Bluetooth® Wireless Technology is also included, allowing you to make calls or access music from steering wheel controls, with available advanced speech recognition on select configurations. Depending on trim, the vehicle can also include front USB ports and available dual USB-C ports, with two easy-access USB-C ports up front and two USB-C ports in the back. These details make a difference when multiple passengers need to keep devices charged. The technology is not about cluttering the cabin with unnecessary complexity; it is about giving you the tools needed for navigation, communication, entertainment, and convenience in a clean, familiar format.

Forward Collision Mitigation (FCM) with Pedestrian Detection

Forward Collision Mitigation (FCM) with Pedestrian Detection is part of the Outlander Sport’s strong safety story. Mitsubishi states that this system uses front radar and camera technology to monitor in front of the vehicle, alert the driver if an obstacle is detected, and apply the brakes to attempt to avoid a potential collision. It works alongside Lane Departure Warning, which continuously monitors lane position and provides audible and visual alerts if unintentional drifting is detected. Automatic High Beams can dim the headlights when oncoming vehicles or vehicles ahead are detected. Active Stability Control monitors tire grip and helps maintain control using ABS, traction control, and stability control. RISE Body Construction helps divert energy away from occupants in a collision, and the 7-Airbag System includes front, front-seat-mounted, side-curtain, and a driver knee airbag. Together, these systems help create a compact SUV that puts driver awareness and occupant protection front and center.