2027 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport · The 168-hp 2.4-liter engine
Which 2027 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport trims have the 168-hp 2.4-liter engine?
One of the seven trims. The 168-hp 2.4-liter engine is standard on the 2.4 SEL. The 2.0 S, 2.0 ES, 2.0 LE, 2.0 SE, RALLIART and Trail Edition can't be ordered with it. The cheapest Outlander Sport five-seat SUV with it costs $30,450. It's a 2.4 SEL.
Our Outlander Sport data has all seven U.S. 2027 , both engines, every and AWC choice, and the builder's default . It doesn't have paint and interior colors, other accessories, weights with those accessories fitted, and other years or markets yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.
Trim by trim
| Trim | How you get it | Cheapest with it |
|---|---|---|
| 2.0 S | Not offeredSEL alone has the 168-hp engine. RALLIART and Trail Edition retain the 148-hp 2.0-liter engine. | Not offered |
| 2.0 ES | Not offeredSEL alone has the 168-hp engine. RALLIART and Trail Edition retain the 148-hp 2.0-liter engine. | Not offered |
| 2.0 LE | Not offeredSEL alone has the 168-hp engine. RALLIART and Trail Edition retain the 148-hp 2.0-liter engine. | Not offered |
| 2.0 SE | Not offeredSEL alone has the 168-hp engine. RALLIART and Trail Edition retain the 148-hp 2.0-liter engine. | Not offered |
| RALLIART | Not offeredSEL alone has the 168-hp engine. RALLIART and Trail Edition retain the 148-hp 2.0-liter engine. | Not offered |
| Trail Edition | Not offeredSEL alone has the 168-hp engine. RALLIART and Trail Edition retain the 148-hp 2.0-liter engine. | Not offered |
| 2.4 SEL | Standard | $30,450As it comes |
More Outlander Sport answers
- 2.0 S vs 2.0 ES
- 2.0 ES vs 2.0 LE
- 2.0 LE vs 2.0 SE
- 2.0 LE vs RALLIART
- RALLIART vs Trail Edition
- 2.0 SE vs 2.4 SEL
- 2.4 SEL vs Trail Edition
- AWC
- Heated front seats
- Blind Spot Warning with rear cross-traffic alerts
- FAST-Key entry and push-button start
- Leather-appointed seats
- A power driver seat
- The 168-hp 2.4-liter engine
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- LED fog lamps
- Black 18-inch wheels
- Power-folding mirrors
- Front-wheel drive without AWC hardware
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Pick another trim to see how it comes on that one, or add and remove options and watch what else changes.
The cheapest Outlander Sport five-seat SUV with the 168-hp 2.4-liter engine
↑ The answer2.4 SEL
2.4 SEL
Drive
AWC mode
Situation
AWC · 4WD AUTO
Both axles available
AUTO adjusts how much engine drive reaches the rear wheels through the driveshaft and rear coupling. The rear wheels show where that help can come from. The amount changes with conditions.
How this works
The moving wheels explain the drive system; they do not predict grip or stopping distance. The mode descriptions use Mitsubishi’s 2027 Canadian RVR manual. We have not verified the current U.S. manual. No fixed split or automatic speed cutoff is assumed.
AWC is included on this trim. The front-drive comparison selects 2.0 ES.
Choose a trim
Packages & options
Powertrain
What your options change
This is a stock 2.4 SEL. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the SUV.
- Has AWC
- Has Heated seats
- Has FAST-Key
- Engine
- 2.4L MIVEC four-cylinder · 168 hp
- Transmission
- Continuously variable automatic
- Drive
- AWC · 2WD / AUTO / LOCK
- Torque
- 167 lb-ft
- City / highway
- 23 / 28 mpg
- Cargo, folded
- 49.5 ft³ · second row folded
- Seating
- 5 · two rows
- Seats
- Leather-appointed seats · power driver adjustment
- Touchscreen
- 8″ · CarPlay / Android Auto
- Audio
- 6-speaker audio
- Tires
- 225/55R18 all-season tires
- Rear suspension
- Independent multi-link · FWD and AWC
- Rear legroom
- 36.3″
- Fuel tank
- 15.8 gallons
- Roof
- Fixed steel roof
- Blind-spot warnings
- Included · with rear cross-traffic alerts
- Trail / RALLIART
- Appearance equipment · no extra engine power or published lift
