The Infotainment System of the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

In this video, learn how to use the Mitsubishi Outlander infotainment system, which is quite unintuitive: it features a folder system similar to a computer - but the audio system is really good - with terms that are not very user-friendly. Pressing the "audio" button splits the screen between the last used function and the one you requested.

With "mode", you can change the source (the USB ports are located behind the screen), and the screen is resistive, so you need to press with some force. Bluetooth streaming works quite well, but the radio does not have DAB. On the right side, you have the navigation controls, which are displayed in front of you. The steering wheel has buttons for both the radio and the navigator, which also includes charging point locations.

With the buttons below the multimedia screen, you can make very fine adjustments to both the infotainment and the vehicle, delving into all functionalities (although the system speed is not very high). One note about the calling system: when you call someone, you don't hear the ringing, but when they answer, you hear their voice directly.

This can be a bit disconcerting. However, there are many other positives, such as the ability to turn on the climate control at a specific time when the vehicle is connected to the charging point, and especially the hybrid report, which provides useful information about your driving style, with a timeline graph of how you have driven, as well as charging costs; in addition to a very useful analysis of the external environment.