Mitsubishi has confirmed pricing and specs for the internal combustion versions of its 2026 Outlander range. The return of the LS-based Black Edition 2WD brings plenty of monotone colour trim and 20-inch alloys.
The range kicks off with the 5-seat ES 2WD at $39,990, with the AWD version at $43,240. The seven seat 2WD offering is $42,540. From there it’s the three row LS 2WD, AWD and Black Edition 2WD at $44,040, $46,540, and $45,490 respectively.
The 7-seat Aspire is priced at $48,540 and $51,040 in 2WD and AWD, while the 5-seat Exceed AWD is $55,890, with the flagship Touring at $58,740 – with all prices plus on-roads. The latter is available in a Red Diamond/Black Mica two-tone paint option too.
Key updates build on updates made as part of a refresh for the 2025 models, include improved sound isolation for the CVT, Australian tuned suspension and electronic power steering, and locally optimised tyres.
LED lighting, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, and similarly sized infotainment setup, are joined by wireless Android Auto and dynamic 8-speaker Yamaha premium sound system. Safety tech has been improved, including blind spot detection and lane departure prevention.
A 360-degree surround view monitor, rear auto braking, driver monitoring and traffic sign recognition. A DC accessory socket and multiple USB ports are standard.
The ES grabs 18-inch alloys, GPS and in-built navigation. For the LS, you get Mitsubishi Connect with emergency call. The Aspire rides on 20-inch alloys, and sports Mi-Pilot lane centreing and traffic jam assist, and a heated steering wheel.
The Exceed scores ventilated front seats, leather trim, aluminium pedals, a rearview mirror with digital monitoring, and revised cargo under-floor storage. The Tourer adds quilted brown leather and a 12-speaker Ultimate sound package.
The Outlander is backed by Mitsubishi’s 10/10/10 Diamond Advantage warranty program, which proves a decade of backing (up to 200,000km), and the same period in capped price servicing and roadside assist (providing you service with them).
A 5-year or 100,000km warranty applies if you don’t. You can find out more by contacting your local Mitsubishi dealership.
