Fuel Grade

• Regular Unleaded is Standard:
• You don't need premium fuel for the Outlander. 
• PHEV Models as well:
• Even the Outlander PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) can run on regular unleaded gasoline. 
• No Damage from Using Lower Octane:
• While some may recommend higher octane for potentially better performance, using regular unleaded will not damage the engine. 
• Potential Performance Differences:
• Using higher octane fuel might result in slightly better performance, but using regular unleaded will not cause any harm. 
• Do Not Use:
• Diesel fuel
• Fuel with more than 15% ethanol (e.g., E85)
• Fuels containing methanol or metallic-based additives
  
• Leaded fuel (prohibited by law)

• Fuel Tank Capacity: 55 liters (14.5 gallons)
• Fuel Type: Regular unleaded gasoline 
• Recommended Fuel: 91-octane petrol 
• Fuel Economy:
• The Outlander is known for its fuel efficiency, with the 2025 model having EPA ratings of 24 mpg city and 30 mpg highway for the all-wheel-drive model, and 31 mpg highway for the FWD version. 

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Roadside Emergency: Spare Tire & Tools

1. Check for the Presence and Condition of the Spare Tire and Tools:

• Location:
• Familiarize yourself with where the spare tire and tools are stored in your Outlander (usually under the cargo area or in a compartment). 
• Spare Tire:
• Type: Determine if you have a full-size spare, a space-saver (donut) spare, or a tire repair kit with sealant and a compressor. 
• Condition: Inspect the spare tire for any damage, bulges, or signs of wear. 
• Inflation: Ensure the spare tire is properly inflated to the recommended pressure (check your owner's manual). 
• Tools:
• Jacking Tools: Verify that you have the jack, lug wrench (tire iron), and any other necessary tools for removing and installing the spare tire. 
• Condition: Check that the tools are in good working order and not damaged. 

2. Troubleshooting a Flat Tire:

• If you have a tire repair kit:
• Follow the instructions in your owner's manual or the kit's instructions.
• Use the sealant and compressor to temporarily repair the flat tire.
• Drive carefully to the nearest Mitsubishi dealer for a full tire repair or replacement.
• If you have a spare tire:
• Loosen the lug nuts: (while the car is on the ground).
• Position the jack: according to your owner's manual.
• Raise the vehicle: until the flat tire is off the ground.
• Remove the lug nuts: and the flat tire.
• Mount the spare tire: and tighten the lug nuts by hand.
• Lower the vehicle: and fully tighten the lug nuts with the tire iron.
• Reinstall the flat tire: in the trunk and proceed to the dealership for a full tire repair or replacement. 

3. Additional Tips:

• Check your owner's manual: for specific instructions and diagrams related to changing a tire and using the tire repair kit.
• Practice changing a tire: in a safe location to familiarize yourself with the process.
• Regularly check the spare tire's inflation: and ensure it's in good condition.
• If you're unsure about changing a tire, call for roadside assistance . 



Built-in Navigation

Built-in Navigation:

• Integrated Systems:
• Many Mitsubishi models come with a built-in navigation system that's part of the car's infotainment system. 
• Features:
• These systems typically include features like:
• Voice-activated navigation 
• Real-time traffic updates 
• Points of interest (POIs) like gas stations and restaurants 
• Ability to set destinations and calculate routes 
• Examples:
• Mitsubishi Outlander: Offers embedded navigation with live traffic updates. 
• Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: Has a navigation system that can be accessed from the home screen or a dedicated navigation button. 
• Mitsubishi Mirage: Supports Android Auto for navigation using Google Maps. 
• Mitsubishi Mirage G4: Supports Android Auto for navigation using Google Maps. 

Smartphone Connectivity:

• Android Auto:
• Allows users to connect their Android phones and use Google Maps for navigation, along with other apps. 
• Apple CarPlay:
• Enables users to connect their iPhones and use Apple Maps for navigation, along with other apps. 
• Benefits:
• Access to familiar navigation apps. 
• Real-time traffic updates. 
• Voice-guided navigation. 

How to Use Built-in Navigation:

• Accessing the Navigation Screen:
• Press the navigation soft button on the infotainment screen. 
• Access the navigation app directly from the home screen. 
• Setting a Destination:
• Use the touchscreen to enter a location or search for a point of interest. 
• Use voice commands to find a destination. 
• Starting Navigation:
• Select "Start" or "Begin Route Guidance". 
• Adjusting Settings:
• Access the navigation menu to adjust settings like map view, zoom level, and audio output. 

Tips for Using Navigation:

Plan your route before you leave:

• You can plan your route on your phone and then use Android Auto or Apple CarPlay to follow it in the car. 

Use voice commands:

• Voice commands can be a convenient way to set destinations and adjust settings. 

Stay connected:

• Make sure your phone is connected to the car's infotainment system to access smartphone navigation apps. 

Update your maps:

• Regularly update your navigation maps to ensure you have the latest road data. 

Where to Find Registration & Insurance Docs

• You will find the Documentation for your vehicle in the glovebox compartment