Advanced all-wheel control system
Front and rear motors give the Outlander PHEV its all-wheel-drive capability, but Mitsubishi doesn’t stop there; its Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) system is one of the best AWD systems on the road. It combines putting torque to all four wheels with integrated ABS and stability control braking, along with torque vectoring that lightly applies selected brakes to help in cornering. It all works as one system, using data from various sensors that monitor vehicle performance and driver input, for better control in any conditions. It adds to the fun for those who want to put it through its paces, but S-AWC makes the journey safer for every driver.
Versatile driving modes
The system works all on its own, but S-AWC also features seven driver-selectable modes for different conditions. Choosing Power, Normal, ECO, Tarmac, Snow, Gravel and Mud will change vehicle dynamics such as steering, Active Yaw Control braking, torque and more. It makes a difference when you want to get the most performance in extreme conditions or save on battery power.
Advanced all-wheel control system
Front and rear motors give the Outlander PHEV its all-wheel-drive capability, but Mitsubishi doesn’t stop there; its Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) system is one of the best AWD systems on the road. It combines putting torque to all four wheels with integrated ABS and stability control braking, along with torque vectoring that lightly applies selected brakes to help in cornering. It all works as one system, using data from various sensors that monitor vehicle performance and driver input, for better control in any conditions. It adds to the fun for those who want to put it through its paces, but S-AWC makes the journey safer for every driver.
Versatile driving modes
The system works all on its own, but S-AWC also features seven driver-selectable modes for different conditions. Choosing Power, Normal, ECO, Tarmac, Snow, Gravel and Mud will change vehicle dynamics such as steering, Active Yaw Control braking, torque and more. It makes a difference when you want to get the most performance in extreme conditions or save on battery power.