The gas-powered Mitsubishi Outlander typically carries about 14.5 gallons of fuel (roughly 55 liters). The plug-in hybrid Outlander PHEV uses a smaller gasoline tank, around 11.3 gallons (about 43 liters). Exact capacity can vary by market and model year, so always check the vehicle’s label or owner's manual for your specific version.
This article breaks down the standard sizes for the gasoline-only Outlander versus the Outlander PHEV, and notes market-by-market variations that can affect the official figure you’ll see listed in brochures or on the door sticker.
Gasoline-only Mitsubishi Outlander: typical tank size
Below are the common fuel-tank capacities reported for the gasoline-only Outlander across markets and recent model years.
- United States / Canada: 14.5 gallons (55 liters)
- Europe and other markets: typically listed as 55–56 liters (about 14.5–14.8 gallons); some sources note 56 L depending on measurement or trim
In practice, most gas-only Outlanders in current production have a tank around 14.5 gallons (55 liters). Always verify with the fuel-filler door label or the official spec for your exact year and trim.
Outlander PHEV fuel tank size
The plug-in hybrid version uses a smaller gasoline tank since a larger share of driving is electric.
- Outlander PHEV (gasoline tank): typically 11.3 gallons (42.8 liters)
Actual capacity can vary slightly by market or model year, so check your specific vehicle’s manual or label for the precise figure.
Why tank sizes vary
Differences arise from model year updates, regional specifications, and rounding on official numbers. Always reference the exact figure listed on your vehicle’s fuel-filler door label or in the owner’s manual for accuracy.
Summary
For most gas-powered Outlanders, expect about 14.5 gallons (55 liters) of fuel capacity. The Outlander PHEV uses a smaller gasoline tank, around 11.3 gallons (43 liters). Market-specific variations and year-to-year changes can occur, so always confirm with the official label or manual for your exact vehicle.