Conquering Winter: 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV & S-AWC Snow Test!

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Join us as we take the latest 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV for an exhilarating spin on a snow and ice test track just outside Montreal, Quebec! In this thrilling adventure, we explore the cutting-edge S-AWC (Super All Wheel Control) system, setting the Outlander PHEV apart from the competition.
Discover the remarkable differences between traditional AWD systems and Mitsubishi's innovative S-AWC technology. Through precision control of each wheel independently, S-AWC optimizes traction, stability, and handling, ensuring unparalleled performance on slippery surfaces like snow and ice.
But that's not all! We also delve into the crucial distinction between driving with proper winter tires versus relying on all-season tires. Experience firsthand how the combination of S-AWC and winter tires transforms the Outlander PHEV into a formidable winter warrior, providing confidence-inspiring grip and agility even in the most challenging conditions.
Don't miss out on this exciting journey as we showcase the unbeatable capabilities of the 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV equipped with S-AWC, demonstrating why it's the ultimate choice for winter adventurers everywhere! Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to stay tuned for more thrilling automotive adventures!
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[@rapide12345]

S-AWC is super underrated, the PHEV is a sleeper off-road too.

[@RealAutoNerd]

Mitsubishi’s SAWC is one of the best in snow. We drove a Wrangler, an Outlander, and an Eclipse Cross in snow. The Jeep was the worst performer; surprisingly

[@marlonlicup10]

Great Video! Thanks!

[@mileitman]

Winter tires. Always. I'm located in Ottawa

[@mishmosh277]

Did you drive the all-season tires in snow mode? How did it do? Where I live it snows maybe 3x a year, not enough to buy winter tires.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Yes I did. Still a big difference. Turning and braking distance is increased by a considerable amount. I really wanted to show that but had not way of filming and driving at these same time. Still worth it for winter tires if the temps are low regardless of snow.