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The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander LS 2WD combines seven-seat practicality with the straightforward running costs and familiar usability expected of a contemporary petrol SUV wagon. Finished in Sterling Silver, this new-generation Outlander is configured with a 2.5-litre petrol engine, front-wheel drive and an eight-speed Constant Variable transmission, giving it a specification aimed at everyday versatility rather than unnecessary complexity.

Its seven-seat layout is one of the vehicle’s defining strengths. The second row can slide, recline, split-fold and fold flat, while the third row also folds flat in sections. That flexibility allows the cabin to be adapted between passenger carrying and load transport, making the Outlander useful when seating requirements change from one trip to the next. Seven lap-and-sash seatbelts and adjustable headrests across the seating rows further support its practical people-moving role.

Inside, the LS includes cloth trim, dual-zone climate control and rear air conditioning, helping separate the needs of front and rear occupants. The driver’s seat provides height and manual lumbar adjustment, while the steering wheel offers tilt-and-reach adjustment. A full digital instrument display, colour multifunction screen and multifunction steering wheel place key information and controls within easy reach without compromising the cabin’s functional character.

Technology coverage is broad for an entry-level Outlander grade. Digital radio, an eight-speaker stereo, Bluetooth and USB connectivity provide several ways to stay connected, while wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration allows compatible devices to be used with less cable clutter. Satellite navigation, voice recognition, smartphone app control and wireless charging add convenience for longer journeys and regular commuting.

The vehicle’s driver-assistance equipment is particularly comprehensive. Forward collision warning and collision mitigation functions cover a range of situations, with additional systems for reversing, front cross traffic and vulnerable road users. Blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic warning, lane departure warning, active lane keeping assistance, driver attention detection and road-sign recognition contribute to a substantial suite of electronic safety aids. Front, side, head and knee airbags are also specified, along with ABS, electronic brake-force distribution, stability control, traction control and brake assist.

Parking and low-speed manoeuvring are supported by front, rear and side cameras, front and rear parking sensors, a graphical parking display and parking assistance features. LED headlamps, LED daytime running lamps and automatic high-beam dipping improve visibility, while rain-sensing wipers and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror add useful convenience in changing conditions.

On the outside, 18-inch alloy wheels, roof rails, privacy glass, a rear roof spoiler and LED lighting give the Outlander a purposeful appearance while retaining a practical wagon profile. Heated and folding power door mirrors, remote or proximity keyless entry and push-button starting simplify daily use. A space-saver spare wheel is included, and the listed braked towing capacity is 1600kg.

The published fuel-consumption figures are 10.1L/100km in urban driving, 6.3L/100km extra-urban and 7.7L/100km combined. With only 15 kilometres recorded, this Outlander presents as a near-new example of the seven-seat LS 2WD, with its emphasis on adaptable seating, broad safety coverage and useful connectivity.

Other highlights include Odometer: 15 kms; Powertrain: Petrol - Unleaded; Transmission: Automatic, 8 Speed Constant Variable; Drive train: FWD; Engine or motor: 2.5L petrol.