Mitsubishi Outlander Business & Personal Car Leasing Offers

The Outlander PHEV sits at the top of Mitsubishi's UK line-up as the brand's flagship SUV. The previous generation remained the UK's best-selling plug-in vehicle from when it was introduced in 2014, all the way to 2019, before it was pulled from the UK market altogether in 2020. The fourth generation model is back after a six year hiatus, available in two trim levels built around an even offering of function and luxury, combined with the aggressive, sculpted design language Mitsubishi is known for. It suits families and business drivers who want SUV space and genuine AWD capability while benefitting from the lower running costs associated with hybrid setups.

The new Outlander uses a 2.4-litre petrol engine with dedicated electric motors on the front and rear axles, giving the car all-wheel drive as standard. This is paired with a WLTP weighted combined fuel economy figure of 313mpg. For the first time in the UK, Nativa trim adds a seven-seat option, which Mitsubishi itself describes as a 5+2 layout, broadening the car's appeal for larger families. Its Super-All Wheel Control system, developed from Mitsubishi's rally programme, gives drivers confidence on wet roads, motorway journeys and light off-road terrain alike.

- Body Type: SUV

- Fuel Type: Petrol Plug-in Hybrid

- Electric Range: Up to 53 miles WLTP

- Seats: 5 (Diamond) or 7 (Nativa)

- Boot Size: Up to 1,602 litres (seats folded)

Key Specifications

Outlander PHEV trims include Nativa and Diamond:

- Nativa: The entry point to the range and the only Outlander PHEV variant offered with seven seats. It comes with 20-inch alloy wheels, a 12.3-inch digital driver display, a 12.3-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto, a head-up display, heated front seats, a height-adjustable power tailgate, and an eight-speaker Dynamic Sound Yamaha audio system.

- Diamond: The range-topping five-seat trim, adding a panoramic sunroof, hands-free foot-motion tailgate operation, a frameless digital rearview mirror, heated rear seats, quilted leather seats with ventilation and massage function in the front row, and a 12-speaker Dynamic Sound Yamaha system including a subwoofer.

Both trims share the same 2.4-litre petrol engine, twin-motor AWD powertrain and Super-All Wheel Control system, so the choice between them comes down to seating needs and equipment level rather than performance.

Engine & Performance

The Outlander PHEV combines a 2.4-litre petrol engine with an 85kW front electric motor and a 100kW rear electric motor, drawing on a 22.7kWh usable battery for a combined system output of 295bhp. It accelerates from 0-62mph in 7.9 seconds and can reach a top speed of 106mph.

On electric power alone, the Outlander PHEV covers up to 53 miles WLTP, enough for most daily commutes and school runs without using any petrol. A full charge from a home wallbox takes around 6.5 hours, while a rapid charger can take the battery from 0-80% in approximately 32 minutes. Combined with the petrol engine, Mitsubishi quotes a total driving range of more than 500 miles and a WLTP weighted combined fuel economy figure of 313.2mpg, producing WLTP CO2 emissions of 20g/km.

Braked towing capacity stands at 1,600kg, while unbraked capacity is 750kg. Drivers can choose from seven selectable drive settings via the Super-All Wheel Control system, covering acceleration modes such as Eco, Normal and Sport alongside terrain-specific settings for surfaces including gravel and snow. Regenerative braking is adjustable across multiple selectable levels using paddle shifters behind the steering wheel.

Exterior Features

The Outlander PHEV's front end features Mitsubishi's "Dynamic Shield" design, paired with adaptive LED headlights and 20-inch alloy wheels as standard across the range. At the rear, the "Hexaguard Horizon" design motif incorporates distinctive T-shaped LED tail-lights that widen the car's visual stance.

There are five exterior paint colours to choose from, including White, Moonstone Grey, White Diamond, Black Diamond, and Red Diamond (Nativa trim only). Diamond trim adds a panoramic sunroof with tilt-and-slide function and hands-free, foot-motion tailgate operation, useful when hands are full.

Outlander PHEV optional extras include a range of genuine Mitsubishi accessories, such as roof carrier bars, a bike carrier, front and rear mudguards, a stainless steel bumper protection plate, and a factory-approved towbar for drivers who need towing capability. Availability can vary by trim and current manufacturer ordering options.

Interior Features

The Outlander PHEV interior is built around a horizontal-axis dashboard design that creates a wide, uncluttered cabin. Padded materials are used on the door panels, dashboard and centre console. Diamond trim steps this up further with luxurious quilted leather seats in Brick Brown, offering ventilation and a massage function in the front row, plus heated rear seats.

Seating is configured as five seats on Diamond, while Nativa comes as a seven-seater with the option to fold the rearmost two seats flat into the boot floor when not needed, giving families flexibility between passenger space and outright cargo room. The cabin is built around a 12.3-inch digital driver display, a 12.3-inch central touchscreen running Mitsubishi's Smartphone-link Display Audio system, and a head-up display, all standard on both trims. Wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto also come as standard throughout the range. Diamond adds a frameless rearview mirror with a digital camera feed for a wider, unobstructed view behind the vehicle.

Sound comes courtesy of Yamaha's Dynamic Sound system, with an eight-speaker setup on Nativa and a 12-speaker system including a subwoofer on Diamond.

Safety Features

The Outlander PHEV has not yet been tested by Euro NCAP, so no safety rating is currently available. Mitsubishi has equipped the car with a wide suite of driver assistance systems as standard across both trims, including forward and rear automatic emergency braking, blind spot warning with lane change assist, lane departure prevention, emergency lane assist, adaptive cruise control, traffic jam assistance, and traffic sign recognition.

Driver Attention Alert monitors steering inputs and displays a warning if it detects signs of fatigue, while child presence detection and a rear-seat alert are also standard. As with all assisted-driving systems, these are designed to support an attentive driver rather than replace one, and the driver should remain in control at all times.

Technology Overview

- 12.3-inch digital driver display with customisable views

- 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto

- Head-up display projecting speed and navigation information onto the windscreen, standard on both trims

- Seven selectable Super-All Wheel Control drive settings, covering acceleration and terrain modes

- KOS keyless entry with memory function, automatically adjusting seat and mirror settings for the recognised driver

- Regenerative braking with multiple selectable levels via paddle shifters behind the steering wheel

- Frameless digital rearview mirror with camera feed (Diamond)

Why Choose a Mitsubishi Outlander Lease with Synergy?

Synergy's award-winning reputation is backed by the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award 2026 in recognition of consistently high customer service, and the title of Broker of the Year at the Broker News Awards in both 2024 and 2025.

Every Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV lease comes with support from a dedicated account manager, who will act as your consistent point of contact throughout your agreement. They'll help you choose between Nativa's seven-seat flexibility and Diamond's higher specification, answer any questions about your contract, and keep you updated as your order progresses.

Optional maintenance can be added to your Outlander PHEV lease to help cover servicing and routine upkeep.

Business Leasing

The Outlander PHEV suits company car drivers, directors and fleet drivers who need SUV space and AWD capability alongside low running costs. With WLTP CO2 emissions of 20g/km, the Outlander PHEV sits in a low Benefit-in-Kind band, which can make it a tax-efficient choice for company car drivers who charge regularly.

Fleet leasing with the Outlander PHEV gives businesses a spacious, all-wheel-drive SUV for drivers who need to cover motorway miles and rural routes without compromising on comfort, while also suiting fleets looking to lower their average emissions.

Personal Leasing

The Outlander PHEV suits personal customers who want a spacious, flexible family SUV without the running costs of a full petrol or diesel equivalent. Nativa's seven-seat option gives larger families the flexibility to carry extra passengers when needed. Both trims offer up to 53 miles of WLTP electric range, enough to cover most school runs and local trips on electric power alone.

Mitsubishi Outlander Salary Sacrifice

The Outlander PHEV's WLTP CO2 emissions of 20g/km fall comfortably under the 75g/km threshold, making it a strong candidate for salary sacrifice schemes. This can be a tax-efficient way for eligible employees to drive a new Outlander PHEV, while saving on income tax and National Insurance contributions.

To access salary sacrifice, your employer needs to have a scheme in place, and you'll need to meet your employer's eligibility criteria. Synergy can support businesses looking to introduce or manage a salary sacrifice scheme for employees interested in the Outlander PHEV.

Find your Mitsubishi Outlander lease today

Browse our latest Outlander PHEV lease deals online or get in touch with our team for a personalised quotation. We'll help you compare Nativa and Diamond trims, contract options and mileage terms to find an Outlander PHEV lease that works for you.

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