MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV Recalls
3 recalls affecting the MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV (2013–2020).
3
Active recalls
0
Resolved recalls
3
Total recalls
What this means for MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV owners
3 of 3 notices for this model are active and 0 are resolved. The most recent notice was published 24 Aug 2021. Each notice below carries the exact hazard, remedy and supplier contact details.
Safety-recall repairs are carried out free of charge by the supplier conducting the recall. If a notice below covers your vehicle, contact that supplier.
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All Recalls
2013–2020 MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV
The 12 volt AGM (absorbent glass mat) battery located in the rear of the luggage compartment may have been replaced prior to/or after sale, with a non-AGM battery supplied by Mitsubishi Motors Australia. A non-AGM battery is more likely to release hydrogen sulphide gas in the event of battery failure and if the vehicle is involved in a collision there is the potential that acid could leak.
Light Vehicle
24 Aug 2021
2019–2020 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER PHEV
The second row, right side seat belt shoulder anchorage was incorrectly assembled and may not restrain the occupant properly.
Light Vehicle
14 July 2020
2013–2015 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER PHEV
The airflow sensor located within the petrol engine may fail. Failure of the airflow sensor will be indicated by a deterioration in vehicle performance, causing the EV system warning lamp to turn on. If the EV warning lamp does turn on, the petrol engine may stop, which will prevent charging of the main battery and therefore the car cannot be driven.
Light Vehicle
17 Mar 2019
MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV recall questions
How do I check if my MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV has a recall?
Browse the recall notices listed on this page - each shows the model years affected. For an instant answer on a specific vehicle, paste its VIN into the RecallAU search; it checks your car against every published Australian recall list in one go.
Is the recall check free?
Yes. RecallAU is free to use, and so are the repairs - under Australian law, repairs carried out as part of a vehicle safety recall are provided free of charge by the supplier conducting the recall.
What do I do if my MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV is recalled?
Open the matching recall below to read the hazard and remedy, then contact the supplier named on the notice. The supplier arranges and pays for the repair. Registering your vehicle on RecallAU gets you an email alert if a new recall is published for it.
Buying a used MITSUBISHI Outlander PHEV - what should I check?
Check this page for outstanding recalls across the model years you are considering, then run the specific vehicle's VIN through the search page before you buy. An unrepaired safety recall is a repair bill you inherit.
Recall facts on this page reference the official notices published by suppliers on vehiclerecalls.gov.au, linked from each recall above. RecallAU is an independent service and not a government website.