Which of these two topselling medium SUVs is best in petrolelectric hybrid form?

Everyone’s talking about electric vehicles right now, but not everyone is ready to take the leap all way to relying solely on batteries for propulsion. They still like some petrol in their tank.

Which is where the Mitsubishi Outlander ES PHEV and Nissan XTRAIL Ti ePOWER midsize SUVs come in. For around $55K, they both bring a taste of EV power while offering the safety net of an internal combustion engine.

But which does the petrolelectric compromise better? The plugin hybrid Mitsubishi or the rangeextender Nissan? These are two different technologies seeking to answer the same question. Bruce Newton goes in search of the answer.

Fast Forward
00:00 Intro
00:49 Pricing and specs
03:15 Outlander interior review
04:44 XTrail interior review
06:22 Infotainment & safety
06:45 Passenger space
07:37 Luggage space
08:19 Outlander road test
09:47 XTrail road test
11:13 Fuel economy
12:02 Verdict

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