Mitsubishi Outlander 2009–2012

2 generation [restyling] (CW4W / CW5W / CW6W)

General information

Number of doors5

Car classD

CountryJapan

Steering wheel positionLeft/Right

At a glance

Engine1998 cm3 Gasoline

Power145 hp

GearboxContinuously variable transmission (CVT)

Origin

Japan

Trim

2.0 CVT (147 PS)2.0 MT (147 PS)2.0 MT 4WD (140 hp)2.2 AMT (156 hp)2.3 MT (177 hp)2.4 CVT (170 PS)2.4 CVT AWD (170 hp)2.4 l, 170 hp, Gasoline, MT, Four-wheel drive (4WD)2.4 l, 170 hp, Gasoline, variator, Four-wheel drive (4WD)3.0 AT (223 PS)3.0 AT (230 hp)3.0 l, 220 hp, Gasoline, Automatic transmission, Four-wheel drive (4WD)

Specifications

Engine

Compression ratio10

Max power (kW)108 kW

Engine power145 hp

Engine power147 PS

Maximum torque199 N*m

Capacity1998 cm3

Number of cylinders4

Valves per cylinder4

Turnover of maximum torque4200 RPM

Engine code4B11

Max power at RPM6000 RPM

Cylinder bore86.0 mm

Stroke cycle86.0 mm

Injection typedistributed injection (multipoint)

Timing beltDOHC

Engine placementFront, transverse

Engine typeGasoline

Cylinder layoutinline

Boost typenone

Bodywork

Front track width1540 mm

Back track width1540 mm

Curb weight1540 kg

Height1680 mm

Max trunk capacity1691 l

Width1800 mm

Full weight2070 kg

Clearance215 mm

Wheel size215/70 R16, 225/55 R18

Wheelbase2670 mm

Length4665 mm

Number of seater5

Min trunk capacity541 l

Body typeCrossover

Pitch Circle DiameterDIA67.1 5x114.3 mm

Gearbox and handling

Gearbox typeContinuously variable transmission (CVT)

Drive wheelsFront wheel drive

Operating characteristics

City driving fuel consumption per 100 km10.3 l

Acceleration (0-100 km/h)12.2 s

Max speed180 km/h

Fuel tank capacity63 l

Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.6 l

Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km8.0 l

Fuel95

Emission standardsEuro 4

Suspension and brakes

Rear brakesDisc

Front suspensionIndependent, spring

Back suspensionIndependent, spring

Front brakesventilated disc

Grades & features

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