With engines getting more and more efficient, car companies are touting their efficiency figures with increasing gusto. Fair enough, it's an important consideration these days. But you have never seen figures like the new Outlander Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle is capable of. No one has. That's because there's never been
1.9L/100km. No, seriously
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That's not to say it's as simple to understand as other SUVs you might have driven. So to help you see how it works and how get the most from it, Mitsubishi have created a series of videos. Prices start at $59,990+ORC (4) for the XLS. And that's probably all the surprising numbers you can cope with in one sitting.
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1. Fuel economy figures are official results based on test regime ADR81/02.
2. According to the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) advised off peak electricity rate of 15c/kWh and advised NZ daily driving distance.
3. Approximate charge time and rate may vary.
4. Price listed is for the XLS model and excludes On Road Costs of $750 which includes Registration, WoF and a tank of fuel.
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