The first Mitsubishi car, the Outlander model, appeared on the world market back in 2001. When making a choice in favor of one option or another, we are most often guided by aesthetic and practical considerations, that is, we think about how beautiful the exterior is, how comfortable and functional the interior is, and whether it matches specifications specific machine to modern realities. For many of us, it is quite difficult to determine whether a car is suitable, and even the possibility of a test drive does not reveal the full potential of the car. For example, the question remains unanswered about how much fuel is consumed every hundred kilometers in different conditions. A new owner can obtain objective information on this issue only after a certain period of driving a car, meanwhile, this data is more relevant before making a purchase. We are ready to honestly tell you how much it actually consumes Mitsubishi Outlander.

Three generations of the popular crossover

As is known, the consumption of fuel resources is affected by a whole range of factors:

• technical characteristics of the car;
• aerodynamic properties of the car;
• individual engine parameters;
• Availability additional systems and functions;
• quality of road surface;
• driving style;
• weather conditions and much more.

Therefore, it would be fair to consider the Mitsubishi Outlander in each of the three generations separately. The release of the first generation of today's popular crossover dates back to 2001, and in the USA the new product appeared two years later. Although Japanese company sold the first generation crossover to its fans until 2006; a year earlier, an improved version appeared on the market. Today in Russia most people drive Mitsubishi Outlander second and the third generation - that’s what we’ll talk about.

Fuel consumption calculator per 100 km

What is it - the second generation?

As you know, the fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Outlander crossover largely depends not only on external factors. It is directly dictated own characteristics and vehicle properties. The second generation model undoubtedly surpassed its pre-restyling version in size. The length of the crossover has increased by ten centimeters. In addition, the car body expanded by almost five centimeters. Thus, the physical properties of the crossover were changed, it also became much more comfortable and closer to the standards sports cars. Restyling affected not only the exterior and dimensions Japanese crossover, but also brought some modifications to its interior:

• IN new version The brand installed seats with a modified shape and design, making them wide and the seating position deeper.
• The steering wheel was no longer a monofunctional device, since it now contained buttons for working with a smartphone and sound system car.
• Among other things, the car was equipped with a fairly powerful 250 mm subwoofer.

In addition, the crossover optics design has become more original and modern.

With regard to fuel consumption, it is worth saying that this indicator depends on which of the three possible options engine is installed in a specific crossover. Japanese brand suggested three power plants for Mitsubishi Outlander second generation:

• 2.0 MIVEC. According to statements official representatives brand, this engine consumes 6.1, 9.5 and 7.3 liters, respectively, on the highway, in urban conditions and in the combined cycle.
• 2.4 MIVEC. The consumption of this engine is an order of magnitude greater. So, in highway driving conditions this indicator does not exceed 6.5 liters, in the city its average value is 9.8 liters, and the crossover “eats” 7.7 liters in mixed cycle.
• 3.0 MIVEC. Since the power characteristics of this engine are the highest, this modification and consumes much more than its analogues. In urban conditions, a crossover will spend at least 12.2 liters of gasoline per 100 kilometers; outside the city, this figure drops to 7 liters, and mixed cycle conditions optimize consumption - 8.9 liters.

Can rightfully be considered the most gluttonous Mitsubishi car Outlander, launched on the market in 2008. This crossover is equipped with a traditional automatic transmission. IN in this case in urban conditions, fuel consumption on the Outlander is simply amazing - about 15 liters for every 100 kilometers, although, of course, outside the city this figure will be significantly lower - only 8 liters. Practice shows that with a mixed cycle this parameter reaches 10 liters.

Third generation of crossover: characteristics

Despite the controversial design, the third generation Outlander was still able to gain a lot of fans among domestic buyers. It’s fair to say that the brand has put a lot of effort into correcting all the shortcomings of the crossover’s predecessors. The design has especially changed, however, its conceptually new elements are closely and, most importantly, harmoniously intertwined with traditional brand details.

Regarding the dimensions, it must be said that the car has changed slightly - it has added a couple of centimeters in length and width, which, in general, is almost imperceptible. Meanwhile, thanks to this simple technique, the brand’s employees improved the aerodynamic properties of the model. In order to make the crossover lighter by almost a hundred kilograms, lightweight high-strength steel was used in its body. The interior of the Outlander in the third generation has changed radically.

Immodest appetites of the third generation crossover

To begin with, we note that the actual fuel consumption per 100 km of the Outlander is very different from that stated by the brand in the operational documentation. Thus, as part of the pre-sale campaign, official sources assured that during city driving the crossover does not consume more than 9 liters per hundred kilometers. In country driving conditions, according to the brand, this figure decreased significantly - to 6.7 liters. Meanwhile, the surprise of the new Outlander owners knew no bounds when it turned out that in the city the crossover consumes almost half as much as promised - about 14 liters. However, in highway conditions the situation was also deplorable - almost 10 liters.

Choosing the optimal type of fuel

As you know, the properties and quality of a particular category of fuel largely determine the fuel consumption per 100 km for a car. First, let's turn to official sources. They claim that if the Outlander uses AI-95 gasoline, its fuel consumption will not exceed 7.5 liters, however, the reality is somewhat different from the reality in which the brand’s employees live and compile the characteristics of the car.

Since the real data of the crossover is of much greater interest to potential buyers, we propose to consider what the actual fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Outlander is. For of this crossover They recommend two brands of gasoline, and we propose to evaluate them:

• AI-92. In urban conditions, over a hundred kilometers, the crossover will spend about 14 liters of this gasoline; on the highway, 5 liters less fuel will be needed, and thanks to the mixed cycle, the parameter can be balanced.
• AI-95. In the city, the third-generation Outlander “eats” at least 15 liters per hundred kilometers; on the highway, consumption will barely exceed 9.5 liters, but for a mixed cycle, 11.75 liters is considered normal.

Thus, only by choosing the optimal brand of gasoline can the owner of a crossover achieve a reduction in the appetite of his crossover.

Of course, current prices On fuel they are not happy at all. In such circumstances it may often seem that the best option The solution to the problem would be to completely stop driving the Outlander. Meanwhile, not many have the opportunity to change a power-hungry crossover to something more modest, and therefore we offer you a few practical advice to reduce losses of fuel resources. Here's what we offer:

• Fual Shark. This is a device thanks to which a car consumes an average of 2 liters less fuel. However, this unit must be selected with special care. We advise you to contact only time-tested manufacturers for Fual Shark.
• Reduced speed. This advice is based on the very physics of the fuel consumption process. Yes, on high speeds Outlander will probably need a much larger amount of resources than average ones. In addition, in order not to burn gasoline in vain, try to operate the gas pedal as smoothly as possible, and if possible, almost completely avoid jerking.
• Weight loss. It is unlikely that it will be a discovery for anyone that light cars consume much less fuel. In this case, of course, nothing can be done about the initial weight of the crossover, however, if you do not load it luggage compartment and do not clutter the interior, you can achieve a reduction in the amount of fuel consumed.

Of course, the Outlander's fuel consumption is hard to envy. With not so significant power characteristics, the car manages to claim very high consumption fuel resources and, having known about such prospects before, many would have abandoned the idea of ​​purchasing a car. Meanwhile, the situation can be slightly improved by installing additional devices, careful driving and constant monitoring of the quality of the “filling” of the car.

Consumption Mitsubishi fuel Outlander updated: August 16, 2017 by: dimajp

They mainly refer to the 2nd generation Outlander, produced from 2007 to 2012, but new third-generation cars also consume fuel about the same.

Engine 3.0, automatic transmission:

• My “mitsyk” eats in Moscow at about fifteen, sometimes more, but four-wheel drive after all. On the track it seemed to show nine. I'm happy. And the power is fine - 230 horses.
• I always score full tank, I reset the mileage, and when the light comes on, I reset it again to full. Based on the number of liters filled and the mileage on the speedometer, I add up the proportion and calculate the consumption per hundred. I couldn't get an average of more than 12. This is in the city and on the highway. But I don’t trust the sensors, the sensor shows 13.5 liters.
• City – up to 15 l/100km, highway – maximum 10. Satisfied.
• I like to step at a traffic light, so it shows 18, and if you don’t chase and just steer calmly, then it’s up to 13 in Moscow, in traffic jams it’s under 15. And I went to Crimea, so the average turned out to be 9.7.
• I think that 15 liters in the city is a lot. It happened that it even reached 20. It was necessary to buy a used diesel Touareg. He has 14 maximum speed.
• I was unpleasantly surprised by the gas mileage. In a traffic jam in the heat with the climate control on it shows 22. On the highway I didn’t take less than 12 per hundred. Maybe I have an aggressive driving style?! High consumption Outlander is its obvious disadvantage.

Winter showed the true face of this car - 20 liters in Moscow. But all-wheel drive is useless for Moscow, the roads are always cleared, the front end of the driver is enough. Inadequate consumption 100%.

Engine 2.4, automatic transmission

• Quite adequate appetite. In the city under 14 liters, on the highway you can easily meet 10.
• The automatic transmission adds a couple of liters to the consumption. In my city there are about 15. I think this is normal. Who wants to save money - buy a manual or a Lancer as a last resort)))).
• In theory, average consumption per 10 km is calculated by dividing the engine volume by two. I have a 2.4 automatic. And the average consumption rarely exceeds 12, which means it’s orderly.
• On the highway it doesn’t eat more than nine and a half, at speeds up to 130 km/h, in the city I easily fit in 12-12.5 liters. Without recklessness, of course.
• On average in Moscow I use 15 liters. It was necessary to take it with a three-liter engine, the consumption is approximately the same, but it has 60 more horses.
• On the highway 10 liters exactly. In the city, appetite rises to 17 per 100 km, which is a lot.
• Powerful, maneuverable, but gluttonous!!! On the highway 12 per 100 km, in the city - at least 16 liters.

Engine 2.0, manual transmission:

• I got so used to the handle that I bought an Outlander with a manual one. It doesn’t take more than 12 liters in Moscow with its traffic jams. Outside the city - from 8 to 9, even at 150 km on the speedometer. But the power is not enough; you have to overtake when there is no oncoming traffic visible on the horizon.
• I drive a lot on the highway, so I bought a manual, and it turned out cheaper. In the end, I also save on gasoline. My average is 9.5 for the entire 40 thousand mileage. And the pedal is almost always pressed to the floor.
• Traveled from Moscow to Orel. I didn’t advance more than 110 km. The average consumption was a pleasant surprise - 7.8 liters.
• 13 liters and not a milliliter less is too much for a two-liter manual.
• Refilling is expensive. The tank is emptied in three days; before that, the RAV-4 lasted for almost five days. Average consumption is 14 liters. I'm sad.

Engine 2.0, automatic transmission:

• In the city, 12 liters per hundred - this is if you drive the car calmly, with more aggressive driving - another 2 liters are added. I think that’s quite enough for an automatic machine. normal flow. And on the highway it’s up to 10 liters, although if you push, you’ll get 13.
• Up to ten liters on the highway, in the city all 13. But in general, gluttony is justified by comfort and, especially, the presence of automatic transmission and all-wheel drive
• I switched from the Accord to the Outlander. Yes, ground clearance and all-wheel drive are obvious advantages. But the power is not enough, and I consider the appetite simply cosmic - about 14 liters in the city. We need to install HBO.
• Gas turned on latest generation– consumes about 2 liters more compared to gasoline. In total, the highway is at least 12, and in the city 16. A lot, but the savings due to the price per liter of gas are noticeable.
• I bought it on the spur of the moment with a 2.0 engine. I drove around, looked at the meter at gas stations, calculated that on average 13 liters are a hundred and regretted that I didn’t take 3.0. They say it consumes a couple of liters more, but there is plenty of power. Now I'm biting my elbows.

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In 2001, at the North American International Show, Mitsubishi presented its Airtek concept. It soon went on sale, but under this name the car was sold only in the USA and Japan - in the rest of the world it was offered under the name Mitsubishi Outlander.

Since 2005, the second one has been in production Mitsubishi generation Outlander. The car received new engines, more efficient transmissions, and also a completely updated interior and exterior. The third generation of Mitsubishi Outlander brings the most significant changes. First of all, the car's platform and suspension have been significantly redesigned to improve its off-road qualities. New, more powerful and economical engines are now offered with a 6-speed manual, CVT or 6-speed automatic. The third generation of Mitsubishi Outlander has been in production since 2012, and in 2014 the model underwent a slight facelift.

Mitsubishi Outlander 1st generation front-wheel drive

Despite the fact that initially the Mitsubishi Outlander belonged to the category compact crossovers, the manufacturer has provided for the installation of fairly powerful power units. Basic versions with front-wheel drive equipped gasoline engines 2.0, 2.5 and 3.0 liters. Transmission options for the front-wheel drive version were a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed semi-automatic INVECS-II.

Reviews of fuel consumption of Mitsubishi Outlander 1 front-wheel drive per 100 km.

• Konstantin, Moscow. I bought a car seven years ago, with mileage. I looked at it, drove it and chose it. Year of manufacture 2002, but not damaged and the engine is in good condition. I connected the BC to control the consumption. So, on average it shows 9-10 liters in the city. At first I thought there was something wrong with the BC, but in reality it turned out that way after refueling. But the truth is, if you fully load the traffic jams, then you get all 15.
• Vladimir, Yaroslavl. I bought my Mitsubishi Outlander 3.0 in 2007. Petrol engine 3.0 with front-wheel drive and CVT. XL package. In total, I drove almost 50 thousand, in principle, I’m happy with everything. True, I sold it, but that's another story. In terms of efficiency - the engine does not consume that much gasoline - I have 15-16 liters in the city, 12.3 on the highway (this is at a speed of 120 kph).
• Victor, Vladikavkaz. I grabbed an absolutely stunning option - Mitsik Outlander 2007, American assembly, with 3.0 engine and automatic transmission. It's front-wheel drive, but I don't need all-wheel drive for the city. Of course, it has a decent mileage - 110 thousand miles (I still don’t quite understand how much is in km), but I only had to replace the pads and the belt and that’s it. In terms of consumption - on the highway it comes out from 11 to 14 liters, depending on the speed and terrain. In the city - 16-18 liters.
• Pavel, Syktyvkar. I bought the version with base motor 2.0 liter and manual. What can I say - the two-liter engine is rather weak for this car. Nothing on the highway yet, but overtaking is a bit difficult. In the city you have to rev. And the consumption is quite large - in the city it was never less than 9-10 liters, I think that’s a lot.
• Sergey, Vladivostok. For some time I owned a 2005 Outlander, imported from Japan. Engine 2.4 liters, front-wheel drive and mechanics. The condition was excellent - the car had about 20 thousand miles in total. I drove it for six months, then sold it quite profitably. Nice car and the 2.4 liter engine is just right for him - there is enough power, and the consumption is relatively small, up to 10-12 liters in the city and 7-8 on the highway.

Mitsubishi Outlander 1st generation all-wheel drive

The all-wheel drive version of the Mitsubishi Outlander was equipped with three types of transmission: 5-speed manual and automatic, as well as a continuously variable option. Three types of engines were available from power units: 2.0, 3.0 and new engine 2.4 l with a power of 167 hp.

Fuel consumption rate Mitsubishi Outlander 1st generation all-wheel drive – reviews

• Chingiz, Almaty. This is my second foreign car - the first was an Audi sedan, but I wanted something more powerful and off-road. After much ordeal and with the help of Allah, I found a worthy option - a 2005 Mitsubishi Outlander, with a 2.4 liter engine and an automatic transmission. I chose only the all-wheel drive option - I think that an SUV with front-wheel drive is not an SUV. What can I say - the consumption is certainly decent, in the summer with air conditioning in the city it comes out to 14 liters, on the highway - 10, no more. But the machine is not bad.
• Artem, Omsk. Outlander 2005, 2.0MT, 4WD. Ownership period: 10 years, purchased from a showroom. I service my car regularly and in a timely manner, so for 10 years I have not had any problems with it at all. Fuel consumption directly depends on how you drive. In the city I have up to 13 liters, my wife has 11.5. On the highway - from 7.7 to 8.5 liters, also depending on the speed. I use 95 gasoline - the consumption is a little less than 92, but the engine pulls better.
• Oleg, Voronezh. Before Outlander, I had VAZiki and Lancer 1.6 l. I took an SUV because where I live, soon it will only be possible to drive a tank; I went through the chassis of the Lancer twice because of this. Yes, all-wheel drive drives off-road, but the consumption puts me in a state of universal sadness. In the city it doesn’t show me less than 17 liters - but if you consider that every day I drive at least 10 km in 1st gear - this is probably normal. On the highway, too, everything is mysterious - at 90 km/h it’s about 6-6.5 liters, but who with an engine of 160 mares drives at such a speed??? As a result, normal consumption outside the city is 8.5 liters.
• Tazo, Kutaisi. I bought a car from Japan, mileage 110 thousand km. After the purchase, I had to do some repairs - little things, but I invested some money. I chose all-wheel drive and a more powerful engine, because... I often go to visit relatives in the mountains. I'm happy with the car - compared to the previous one, consumption in the city and mountains is up to 13 liters per hundred square kilometers, on the highway - about 8.5 liters.
• Roman, Chelyabinsk. Almost all the time I drove Basins, then there was Cherry, but finally I saved up for a normal car. I chose all-wheel drive - by the way, I would have left Cherik, he’s not as bad as they say. The new one didn’t last, but I found it in good condition condition Mitsubishi Outlander 2005, automatic transmission and 2.4 liter engine. The mileage of the car was 95 thousand. Everyone likes it, except for the consumption - it is simply huge. In winter in the city it reaches 17 liters, in summer due to the air conditioning it is no less. I hardly drive on the highway, so I didn’t count. I’m going to install HBO - it will be much more economical.
• Denis, Novosibirsk. The Outlander is a good car, but it’s difficult to call it a full-fledged SUV. Yes, all-wheel drive and a powerful engine, but low gear no, and the dimensions inside are too small. But fuel consumption is like that of a full-fledged jeep, sometimes in winter it reaches 20 liters, but this is rare, on average 16-17 liters in the city, and on the highway up to 10 liters. Advice - don’t use 92-grade gasoline, you won’t gain much in terms of consumption, it differs only marginally, but with 95 the engine runs faster.
• Nail, Irkutsk. It took me a long time to choose, because... besides ride quality very picky about appearance. Many modern cars I don’t like them for their flashy and sleek appearance. But the Mitsubishi Outlander suited everyone - the design is discreet, calm, plus all-wheel drive and economical motor 2.0 liters. I don’t drive - it’s enough for me, but consumption in the city never exceeds 12 liters, and on the highway it’s generally 8-8.5 liters.
• Yuri, Tyumen. I bought my Outlander back in 2006 at a dealership. The funds did not allow us to go wild, so I chose the basic package - a 2.0 liter engine, manual and without bells and whistles. The only thing I decided not to skimp on was all-wheel drive, because in winter we have nothing to do without 4WD. What can I say - the engine is rather weak for all-wheel drive, it runs only on 95 gasoline. In winter, consumption reaches 14.5 liters in the city, but in summer it is less, and besides, the air conditioner does not affect consumption at all.

Mitsubishi Outlander 2nd generation front-wheel drive

The second generation Mitsubishi Outlander was produced on the Mitsubishi GS platform. The power range of engines remained virtually unchanged - the line of engines of the same volume of 2.0, 2.4 and 3.0 liters was left, but the engines themselves became more powerful and productive. For the front-wheel drive version, only 2.0 and 2.4 liter engines were installed.

Gasoline consumption per 100 km Mitsubishi Outlander 2nd generation front-wheel drive. Reviews

• Philip, St. Petersburg. After my Ford S-MAX began to disintegrate catastrophically, my wife and I decided to buy a newer and more spacious car. I decided to take an SUV, but since we rarely go off-road, we limited ourselves to front-wheel drive. Of all the offers, we chose the Outlander XL with a 2.0-liter engine and a CVT. Not a bad car with excellent consumption - about 8 liters on the highway, 12 liters in the city. I read that on the first models the 2-liter engine was rather weak, but everything is fine for me - I’m not complaining.
• Denis, Salekhard. Mitsubishi Outlander, 2011, 2.0MT. I bought a car from scratch at the dealership. I've already skated 48,000 - no problems, I just did some maintenance and changed consumables. The dynamics of the motor are excellent, especially when combined with manual transmission– 147 horses is enough for the eyes. And the consumption is small - on long-distance trips it turns out to be about 8-9 liters per hundred square meters, in winter it varies, but in the Arctic this is normal, here 15-20 liters in winter for any car.
• Konstantin, Kyiv. We bought the Outlander for my wife - she liked the design, especially the white body. The gearbox is naturally automatic, the engine is 2.0 l, it doesn’t need more. I rode it 10 times – the impressions were the most positive. The consumption is, of course, higher than what the manager said - the wife drives calmly and carefully, but even she can’t get less than 14 liters in the city. On the highway she gets 6.6-7.0 liters, I have at least 8.
• Sergey, Moscow. After selling my Opel Astra, I didn’t even look at the “Germans” - the quality of the thing was worse. I was choosing between inexpensive Koreans or Japanese, and was looking at an urban crossover. Found great option— Mitsubishi Outlander in a black body, front-wheel drive (why do I need all-wheel drive in the city?), 2-liter engine and manual. I took the manual one because I don’t like automatic. Gluttony for fuel is normal - on average about 12 liters. The only thing I'm dissatisfied with is the disgusting audio system, it's just terrible.
• Bogdan, Kazan. When choosing a car, I didn’t even consider diesel - in winter I’m with my turbodiesel Kia Sorento I suffered so much that I don’t want to anymore. I chose a Mitsik Outlander with front-wheel drive - it’s enough to drive in the snow in winter, but I don’t drive into the forest. I heard that a 2-liter engine is not enough - it’s enough for me, after all, 147 horses, I don’t know for whom this is not enough. Consumption is reasonable - on the highway up to 8.5-9 liters, in the city in the summer up to 12, in the winter 14.
• Grigory, Murmansk. Outlander XL, 2.0MT, 2WD, black, 2010. I won’t go into too much detail, I’ll just say that you need to know how to drive. At a speed of 90 km/h the BC shows 7.4 liters. True, if you press the pedal a little to the floor, it will already be more than 8.5. In winter there were no more than 13 in the city.

Mitsubishi Outlander 2nd generation all-wheel drive

For all-wheel drive version The 2nd generation Outlander had more powerful engines available than for the front-wheel drive version. The base was equipped with the same 2-liter engine, but the top versions offered a powerful 3-liter engine with a power of 220 hp, which was equipped with a new 6-speed automatic transmission transmission

Fuel consumption per 100 km Mistubisi Outlander 2nd generation front-wheel drive. Reviews

• Stanislav, Krasnodar. I bought the top version - with a 3-liter engine, automatic transmission and all-wheel drive back in 2010. The car is a beast - with this engine, the Outlander simply tears everyone on the track like paper. For two years of repairs - only pads and oil. Well, the consumption is relatively small - in mixed mode 12-13 liters.
• Alexey, Kemerovo. At first we wanted to buy a Renault Duster, but the prices for it were simply unrealistic, so we considered other options. As it turned out, for that price you can buy something more interesting, for example, a Mitsubishi Outlander with all-wheel drive, a two-liter engine and a CVT, not in the worst configuration. True, it is not new, but with 56,000 miles, manufactured in 2010, but it was serviced by a dealer, so we chose it. They didn’t regret it - the car is excellent, and the consumption is low - on average it’s about 10-11 liters per hundred square meters.
• Sergey, Irkutsk. Mitsubishi Outlander, 2.4 all-wheel drive, CVT, red body, 2008. Previously, I only drove inexpensive right-hand drive Japanese cars, but it was inconvenient. But the budget allowed me to switch to a SUV, so I chose Out - I had to choose from five options. Everyone is happy, torquey engine, good cross-country ability. Consumption is also normal - in the city in the summer 11-12, in the winter up to 14, on the highway only 8.5 liters.
• Semyon, Moscow. I took the Outlander with a mileage of 40 thousand, but I bought it from a friend who doesn’t even wash it himself - only washing it, and therefore servicing only in service center. Therefore the condition is ideal. Instyle equipment, 2.4 engine with CVT and all-wheel drive. Consumption in mixed mode is 10-12 liters.
• Roman, Astana. I met the Outlander a couple of years ago - I rode with a friend several times and decided to buy not a Subaru Outback, but a Mitsubishi. I didn’t particularly care about the color, as well as the equipment, but I needed all-wheel drive and a powerful engine, and an automatic – by no means a CVT. I found a decent option with a 3.0 liter engine with 220 horsepower - a beast. Year of manufacture 2007, good condition - but I had to do some minor repairs, chassis, starter, and so on. On the highway it consumes about 12 liters of gasoline, in the city - on average 16, sometimes even more.
• Nikita, Barnaul. Mitsubishi Outlander was purchased as family car parents 6 years ago in the salon. Father loves everything good and took maximum configuration, respectively, all-wheel drive, 3-liter engine and 6-speed automatic transmission. Five years later, my dad became interested in the Tuareg, and he offered me to buy the Auta in installments - I naturally agreed. The engine is very powerful - step on the gas and the car takes off like a rocket. At the same time, consumption in the city is high, of course - 14-15 liters, but the engine is still 3 liters. In the economy version, on the highway it’s generally about 9 l/100 km.
• Konstantin, New Urengoy. I bought Outlander for residual value in his company - the director gave the go-ahead to purchase new Cruisers and sell the Outs. Because I knew how they were serviced, then why not take it, especially since the price was very interesting. I got the all-wheel drive version with a 2.4 liter engine and an automatic transmission. In winter, it takes up to 17-18 liters, but this is if you go to sites in the tundra. This works out to about 10 liters on the highway and 13 in the city.

Mitsubishi Outlander 3rd generation front-wheel drive

In 2011, a sample was presented in Geneva new Mitsubishi Outlander, which is already a full-fledged SUV.

The front-wheel drive version is equipped with 2.0, 2.4 and 3.0 liter petrol engines, which have slightly reduced power compared to previous generation, but at the same time more economical. Transmission options for front-wheel drive include a CVT, 6-speed automatic or 5-speed manual.

At the North American International Salon in 2001 it was presented for the first time compact SUV Mitsubishi Outlander. Among car enthusiasts, the car is known as the “foreigner”. Initially, the model was aimed at the US and Japanese markets, but after some time it managed to win the hearts of millions of fans in Europe.

The production of Mitsubishi Outlander developed rapidly, in proportion to the growing popularity among the population major cities. After all, for residents of megacities, the Japanese SUV has become the best vehicle. The model is characterized by increased safety, excellent handling and good performance. But does the fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Outlander meet the stated standards?

Official figures

Already in 2005, production of the second generation of cars began. Updated SUV got more modern design And new filling. The third generation, production of which began in 2011, brought dramatic changes. The manufacturer equipped his brainchild new suspension, an updated platform and added several new engines to the line of power units.

In 2014 third Outlander generation has undergone minor cosmetic changes. The “Alien” was slightly modified: the car received a new rear and front bumper, the radiator grille has changed. As for engines, with the third generation a hybrid 2.0-liter PHEV unit became available, although due to low popularity its sales in Russia were stopped.

The official fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Outlander is:

1. The 2.0 engine in the second generation car consumes 10.5 liters in the urban cycle and 7 liters in the suburban cycle.
2. The 2.4 engine in the first generation car consumes 13.8/8 liters in the city/highway cycle.
3. A 2.4 engine in a second generation car consumes 12.5/7.5 liters in the city/highway cycle.
4. The 2.4 engine in the third generation car consumes 10.5/6.5 liters in the city/highway cycle.
5. A 3.0 engine in a second-generation car consumes 15/8 liters in the urban and extra-urban cycles.
6. The 3.0 engine in a third-generation car consumes about 12/7.5 liters in the urban and suburban cycle.

Almost all Outlander power units are assembled using MIVEC technology, which gives the car high dynamic characteristics combined with increased fuel efficiency.

Gasoline consumption of Mitsubishi Outlander according to owner reviews

The most popular are 2.0, 2.4, and 3.0 liter engines. These power units are different increased efficiency and during the test they showed stable work on various modes work. It is these assemblies that are preferred among domestic SUV lovers. In terms of polarity in Russia, “foreigner” is on the same level with, Nissan X-Trail, Honda CR-V.

Engine capacity 2.0

After restyling in 2009, the Outlander began to be equipped with a 2-liter engine for 147 Horse power. The engine is paired with both a manual transmission and a CVT. In the third generation, engine power was increased to 167 horsepower. Owners of the modification report the following real indicators fuel consumption:

• Alexey, Tula. In 2008, I purchased a Mitsubishi Outlander with a 2-liter engine, all-wheel drive with a CVT. I don’t use the car that often, but I’ve already driven about 200 thousand km. During all this time there were no problems. I only changed the filters and oil as planned. Consumption throughout the entire period was 10 liters in the city and 7 liters on the highway per 10 km;
• Ivan, Moscow. I've been driving an Outlander since 2014. Purchased the car at secondary market, the car itself was built in 2009. Regarding the 2-liter engine, I can say the following: it’s rather weak for an SUV. On the highway it doesn't accelerate well, it's out of breath. But the optimal consumption is 10 liters in summer and 11 in winter. At a driving speed of 120 km/h on the highway, you can achieve the ideal consumption of 7 liters;
• Sergey, Voronezh. I've been choosing for a long time reliable car with an interesting design. Compared to other representatives of this segment, the Mitsubishi Outlander seemed to me the most attractive. The car also pleases with its adequate “appetite”: it had 13 liters only during the break-in period, but for several years now it has consistently not consumed more than 10 liters;
• Maxim, Irkutsk. In 2004 purchased Outlander basic configuration with front-wheel drive. The car turned out to be simple, without frills. Mechanical box It works fine, but the engine doesn't have enough power. But the engine’s gasoline consumption is also optimal—I didn’t notice more than 12 liters in the city. As for the suburban cycle, here the average is 8 liters per hundred.

This motor is characterized by increased efficiency and will become best choice for those who are looking for a reliable, unpretentious car. On average, a 2-liter engine consumes 10 liters in the urban cycle, which corresponds to the declared norm.

Engine volume 2.4

The engine with a displacement of 2.4 liters is also assembled using MIVEC technology, plus the power unit is equipped with an additional aluminum block. Thanks to this technology, engine power was increased to 167 horsepower with a maximum torque of 222 Nm. Car owners report the following actual fuel consumption:

• Andrey, Chelyabinsk. I went to Japanese SUV, I think it was in 2005, when I was selling cars. What can I say, I liked the car then, the Outlander was driven into my garage straight from Japan. I drove it for a while, went over it, and then sold it. For the first generation, the 2.4-liter engine is enough. Consumption is also not particularly annoying: 14 liters in the city is about worst case. On average it turns out to be about 13.5 liters per 100 km;
• Alexey, Krasnodar. I switched to the “foreigner” in 2006. The variator works quite well, is stable, no breakdowns were noticed. The car behaves steadily on any terrain. Real consumption fuel for the second generation Mitsubishi Outlander is 13/8 liters city/highway per 100 km;
• Mikhail, Rostov. I don’t particularly like SUVs, but I inherited the second generation Outlander. I myself am an Audi lover and, accordingly, I drove a sedan for a long time. But I never decided to sell the Japanese. I drove it once and was pleasantly surprised. The car holds the road well and is quite dynamic. With front-wheel drive, consumption can reach 14 liters when driving off-road. But in the city everything is more or less acceptable: rarely more than 13 liters, highway 8 liters per 100 km;
• Evgeniy, St. Petersburg. I live near St. Petersburg in a small suburban settlement. In autumn and winter there are road problems here. My car has front-wheel drive, which is basically enough to get me out of the hole. The main thing for me is high ground clearance. Outlander has no problems with this. Gasoline consumption is also pleasing to the eye. The third generation is quite economical: 10-10.5 liters per 100 km in the city.

MIVEC technology allowed the manufacturer to achieve ideal ratio efficiency and dynamism. An engine with a displacement of 2.4 liters is the most popular on the market among domestic car enthusiasts. A car equipped with this type of engine is characterized by high dynamics, stability and adequate fuel consumption.

Engine capacity 3.0

Power of 3 liter power unit is 230 horsepower. Maximum torque – 293 Nm. This is one of the most powerful motors in the Outlander engine line. Car owners report the following gasoline consumption by modification:

• Stanislav, Moscow. Several years ago I first learned about the “foreigner”. I liked the car and decided to take it right away. Important for me - powerful engine. The three-liter engine fully satisfies all requests and needs. The second generation Mitsubishi Outlander 3.0 consumes an average of 16 liters in the city. The official figure is slightly lower, but this doesn’t bother me too much;
• Igor, Volgograd. I love to travel and for this purpose I purchased a comfortable SUV. I have already traveled to the Far East to visit relatives. On the highway I consumed about 10 liters per hundred. This is quite a lot, but I did not stand on ceremony, I pressed the trigger. So the Mitsubishi Outlander 2 burns approximately 9-9.5 liters on the highway and up to 15 liters in the city;
• Vyacheslav, Adler. I have already driven over 100 thousand kilometers on the “Japanese”. I have the XL trim level, front-wheel drive with automatic transmission. The car is new, I haven’t really taken anything apart on it yet. But absolutely everyone likes it. If you go to Sochi and get into heavy traffic, you can burn 15 liters. On the highway I like to accelerate: at a speed of 140 km/h it produces up to 12 hp. On average, the third generation Outlander uses up to 13 liters in the urban cycle.

The powerful 3-liter engine cannot boast of low fuel consumption. In some cases, excess consumption of gasoline by 0.5-1 liters was observed. However, thanks high power And high-quality assembly this engine occupies the highest positions among car enthusiasts.

Official data reflects the fuel consumption provided by the car manufacturer, it is indicated in service book car, it can also be found on the manufacturer’s official website. Real fuel consumption data is based on vehicle owners' testimonies Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp) who left information about fuel consumption on our website.

If you own a car Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp), and know at least some data about the fuel consumption of your car, then you can influence the statistics below. It is possible that your data will differ from the given vehicle fuel consumption indicators, in which case we ask you to immediately enter this information on the website to correct and update it. The more owners add their data on the real fuel consumption of their car, the more accurate the information obtained about the true fuel consumption of a particular car will be.

The table below shows average fuel consumption values ​​for Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp). Next to each value, the amount of data on which the average fuel consumption is calculated is indicated (i.e., this is the number of people who filled out the information on the site). The higher this number, the more reliable the data obtained.

× Did you know? On car fuel consumption Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp) in the urban cycle, the place of movement also influences, since settlements have different congestion traffic, the condition of the roads, the number of traffic lights, and the temperature also differ environment and many other factors.

#	Locality	Region	Consumption	Qty
	Domodedovo	Moscow region	10.00	1
	Naberezhnye Chelny	Republic of Tatarstan	10.00	1
	Dubna	Moscow region	10.50	1
	Nizhny Tagil	Sverdlovsk region	11.00	1
	Smolensk	Smolensk region	11.00	1
	Nizhny Novgorod	Nizhny Novgorod Region	12.00	1
	Rostov-on-Don	Rostov region	12.00	1
	Votkinsk	Republic of Udmurtia	12.00	1
	Istra	Moscow region	12.00	1
	Surgut	Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug	12.00	1
	Yaroslavl	Yaroslavl region	12.00	1
	Kyiv	Kyiv	12.50	2
	Vologda	Vologda Region	12.50	2
	Moscow	Moscow	12.88	13
	Saint Petersburg	Saint Petersburg	13.34	9
	Ufa	Republic of Bashkortostan	13.67	3
	Kirov	Kirov region	14.00	1
	Vladimir	Vladimir region	14.00	1
	Nizhneudinsk	Irkutsk region	14.00	1
	Saratov	Saratov region	14.00	1
	Kodinsk	Krasnoyarsk region	14.00	1
	Novosibirsk	Novosibirsk region	14.00	1
	Chelyabinsk	Chelyabinsk region	14.50	1
	Belgorod	Belgorod region	14.70	1
	Noginsk	Moscow region	14.80	1
	Murmansk	Murmansk region	14.88	2
	Tver	Tver region	15.00	1
	Zhukovsky	Moscow region	15.00	1
	Permian	Perm region	15.00	1
	Kaliningrad	Kaliningrad region	15.00	1
	Samara	Samara Region	15.67	3
	Syktyvkar	Komi Republic	16.50	2
	Volgograd	Volgograd region	18.00	1
	Tolyatti	Samara Region	18.00	1
	Ryazan	Ryazan Oblast	20.00	1
	Ekaterinburg	Sverdlovsk region	22.50	1

× Did you know? For fuel consumption Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp) in the extra-urban cycle, the speed of the car also affects, since it is necessary to overcome the force of air resistance and the direction of the wind. The higher the speed, the more effort the car engine needs to expend. Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp).

The table below shows in sufficient detail the dependence of fuel consumption on vehicle speed. Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp) on the road. Each speed value corresponds to a certain fuel consumption. If the car Mitsubishi Outlander III 2.0i CVT (146 hp) There are data for several types of fuel, they will be averaged and shown in the first row of the table.