Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Trim Levels

Interior Space and Accessories

In all trims, you’ll sit in a 6-way adjustable driver seat, while your front seat passenger sits in the 4-way adjustable passenger seat. To cool off or warm up the Outlander Sport cabin, the automatic climate control comes standard. Also, the LE through GT trims feature heated front seats.

For the S, ES, and SE trims, fabric covers the seats. In the LE and BE trims, sharp red stitching accents the black fabric seats. The highest trim, GT, provides you with combination soft-touch materials. 

Varied steering wheels, shift knobs, and parking brake levers in the Mitsubishi can pull the cabin together. With the LE and BE trims, you can choose between black performance instruments with red stitching or leather accessories. The latter accessories can also be found in the SE and GT trims. 

Convenient Technology

Each trim offers Bluetooth®, but the LE through GT trims give you another connectivity item, either Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™. For more listening choices, SiriusXM® Satellite Radio comes in the LE through GT trims. To hear all your tunes, the S through BE trims provide you with four speakers, while the SE and GT trims upgrade to six speakers.

To view all your operations, the S and ES trims provide you with a 7-inch display audio system. In the LE through GT trims, you’ll be granted the 8-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio system. 

For convenient fast entry and ignition of your Outlander Sport, both the SE and GT trims feature a FAST-Key entry system and a push button start. 

Expected Safety and More

All trims can expect the Forward Collision Mitigation system with pedestrian detection, the rearview camera system, and Automatic High Beam headlights. You’ll also get the front rain-sensing wipers standard. 

Advanced safety systems such as Blind Spot Warning and Rear Cross Traffic Alert come in the SE and GT trims. With the GT trim, you’ll also benefit from the auto-dimming rearview mirror with Homelink®.

Versatile Performance

If you select any trim from S to SE, a 2.0L MIVEC 4-cylinder engine that produces 148 horsepower paired with 145 lb-ft of torque sits under the hood. The GT trim uses a 2.4L MIVEC 4-cylinder engine that produces 168 horsepower paired with 167 lb-ft of torque. 

For most trims, you can stick with 2-wheel drive (2WD) or move up to All-Wheel Control (AWC). This determines your gas mileage, too, so we’ll examine those stats. The S through SE trims, when outfitted with 2WD, achieve an EPA-estimated 24 city/30 highway MPG. 

If you want AWC with the ES through SE trims, it achieves an EPA-estimated 23 city/29 highway MPG. Exclusive to the GT trim, you’ll achieve an EPA-estimated 23 city/28 highway MPG.