Marking its 25th anniversary this year, Mitsubishi has introduced a special edition version of the Outlander in limited numbers for South Africa.
Differences
Simply called the Edition 25, the newcomer uses the top-spec Exceed trim level as a base, with 10 units confirmed for the local market.
Externally, the Edition receives model specific 20-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, a restyled Dynamic Shield grille, new front skidplate, black B and C-pillars, a new rear skidplate and blacked-out lens for the outer taillight clusters.
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Inside, the interior revisions consist of a new Edition 25 branded centre console, a redesigned gear lever, larger storage box and type-C USB ports.
Rounding the unique additions off are Edition 25 treadplates.
Spec
Standard specification includes the following:
- LED headlights;
- rain sense wipers;
- auto on/off headlights;
- frameless rear-view mirror.
- tri-zone climate control;
- push-button start;
- keyless entry;
- imitation leather upholstery;
- eight-speaker Yamaha sound system;
- hands-free electric tailgate;
- 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster;
- heated front seats;
- wireless smartphone charger;
- 12.3-inch infotainment system;
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto;
- integrated satellite navigation;
- rear side window blinds;
- panoramic sunroof;
- front and rear parking sensors
- cruise control;
- 360-degree surround-view monitor;
- Autonomous Emergency Braking;
- Hill Descent Control
Same up front
Up front, the normally aspirated Nissan-made 2.5-litre petrol continues to produce 135kW/245Nm. A CVT sends the amount of twist to all four wheels.
