The 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV and the Toyota RAV4 Prime are both exciting SUVs, but you can only drive one car at a time, so you might be trying to figure out which one is right for your family. Below, you'll be able to see how they stack up to one another when it comes to performance, safety, and technology. If you want to take a closer look at the Outlander PHEV, you can always stop by Premier Mitsubishi.

Both of these models utilize hybrid technology so that you have a smooth, powerful, and efficient drive. If you want to see how the Outlander PHEV handles in person, and you're near Casa Grande, you can visit us at Premier Mitsubishi.

• The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV: Since the Outlander PHEV is a Plug-in Hybrid, it comes with a few extra benefits. It's highly efficient, and it has an All-Electric Range of 38 miles, so you might not even need to touch your gasoline if you're running errands in the city. With up to 248 horsepower and 332 lb.-ft. of torque, the Outlander PHEV is a strong option.
• The Toyota RAV4 Prime: The RAV4 Prime is also a Plug-in Hybrid, and it offers respectable power and efficiency. Motors tend to give cars faster acceleration, so both the RAV4 Prime and the Outlander PHEV will blow you away with their ability to quickly hit higher speeds. The best part is that both of these vehicles give you great performance while also being incredibly efficient.

Technology can change rapidly, so you might be wondering which features come with these stunning models.

• The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV: The Outlander PHEV sports a standard Navigation System, Keyless Entry, Paddle Shifters, and more. You'll also have both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Compatibility, so it should be easy to connect to this model. The Outlander PHEV also has standard Parking Sensors, which are an available option on the RAV4 Prime.
• The Toyota RAV4 Prime: The RAV4 Prime also has standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, but Paddle Shifters are an available option on this model. If you want to go the extra mile, you can equip both of these models with available features like a Sunroof, Wireless Smartphone Charging, and even a Heated Steering Wheel.

Safety systems might not be as glamorous as some other features, but they're certainly more important.

• The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV: The Outlander PHEV was designed to be the perfect family SUV, so you can expect standard features like the Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring, Driver Attention Monitoring, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, and more. This model even sports an available 360-Degree Camera, which you won't find on the RAV4 Prime.
• The Toyota RAV4 Prime: The RAV4 shares a few features in common with the Outlander PHEV, like the standard Rear Seat Reminder and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert. Both models also sport standard Pedestrian Detection. The RAV4 Prime lacks Driver Attention Monitoring though, which is a standard inclusion on the Outlander PHEV. While these two models are close, the Outlander PHEV simply has more features to offer.

If you need to see the Outlander PHEV in person, you can visit us at Premier Mitsubishi.