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This new 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander ES 2WD combines the practical proportions of a family wagon with a straightforward front-wheel-drive layout and a petrol powertrain. With just 6 kilometres recorded, it presents as an essentially unused example of the ZM MY25 series, finished in White and configured with seating for five.

At its core is a 2.5-litre unleaded petrol engine paired with an automatic Constant Variable transmission. The combination is aimed at easy, relaxed driving, while the selectable driving modes and electric-assist power steering help make the vehicle adaptable to varied day-to-day conditions. The listed fuel consumption figures are 9.9L/100km in urban driving, 6.1L/100km extra urban and 7.5L/100km combined. A braked towing capacity of 1,600kg also gives the Outlander useful capability for appropriately equipped towing duties.

The cabin is designed around everyday usability. Dual-zone climate control, rear air conditioning and a pollen filter support comfort for occupants across both seating rows, while the second row reclines, splits and folds flat to provide flexibility when passenger or cargo requirements change. Five seats, rear bottle holders, centre armrests and storage throughout the cabin reinforce its practical orientation. The driver benefits from manual lumbar adjustment and height adjustment, while the cloth-trimmed interior keeps the specification functional and easy to live with.

Technology is well represented for an entry-grade configuration. Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto provide convenient access to compatible smartphone functions, complemented by Bluetooth, USB connectivity, voice recognition and a full digital instrument display. Digital radio, satellite navigation, an eight-speaker stereo and a colour multifunction control screen add further flexibility for entertainment and route planning. Keyless start, remote or keyless central locking and a push-button starter simplify routine access and departure.

Driver assistance equipment is a notable part of the Outlander’s specification. Blind-spot sensing, rear cross-traffic warning and front, rear and side cameras provide additional awareness when changing lanes or manoeuvring. Front and rear parking sensors, graphical parking assistance and a 360-degree camera view are useful in confined spaces. Forward collision warning and collision mitigation systems cover a range of scenarios, while lane departure warning, active lane-keeping assistance, road-sign recognition, speed-zone reminders and driver-attention monitoring add further layers of support.

The exterior equipment includes 18-inch alloy wheels, LED headlamps, LED daytime running lamps and LED tail lamps, with automatic headlamp operation and high-beam dipping helping to reduce the need for manual adjustment. A rear roof-mounted spoiler, body-coloured detailing and power-folding? mirrors are not stated; the confirmed equipment includes power door mirrors, body-coloured door handles and partial body-coloured exterior mirrors. A full-size alloy spare wheel is also listed.

• 2.5-litre petrol engine with automatic Constant Variable transmission
• Front-wheel drive with five-seat cabin
• 18-inch alloy wheels and White exterior
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto
• 360-degree camera system with front and rear parking sensors
• Blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic warning
• Dual-zone climate control with rear air conditioning
• Five-star practical layout with split-folding, reclining second-row seats

Other highlights include Odometer: 6 kms; Powertrain: Petrol - Unleaded; Transmission: Automatic - 8 Speed Constant Variable; Drive train: FWD; Engine or motor: 2.5L petrol.