Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Commercial Helps Businesses Clean Up

The new Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Commercial offers businesses the triple advantage of lowering running costs, presenting a greener image to customers and ensuring that companies do their bit to improve air quality in urban areas.

With a revised electric powertrain and efficient new Atkinson-cycle petrol engine, the 2019 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Commercial saves businesses money in a multitude of ways:

The UK government's Plug-In Van Grant reduces its on-the-road price by £7,902 to just £25,121*, and being an Ultra-Low Emissions Vehicle also means it can operate in London's Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), saving a further £24 per day (£11.50 congestion and £12.50 ULEZ charges) compared to an older diesel van.

Its 28 miles of pure electric range (WLTP) also drastically lowers running costs compared to a petrol or diesel-burning vehicle, particularly in busy stop-go traffic where conventional engines are at their least efficient.

In comparison to a pure electric commercial vehicle, the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Commercial also minimises the downtime associated with seeking out charge points and recharging during the day, and for longer journeys, it offers the backup of an efficient petrol engine, which is now quieter than ever.

Using a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Commercial also signals a company's real desire to be green wherever possible to customers and other businesses. While a pure EV isn't feasible for many companies, especially those who need to drive longer distances regularly, the Outlander PHEV Commercial is a positive alternative to pure petrol or diesel vans.

More importantly, it can be configured to save its battery until it reaches a ULEZ or re-charge itself en route to any urban area, ensuring any journeys within towns and cities are made silently and cleanly, improving air quality for everyone.

Customers can find out more at https://www.mitsubishi-cars.co.uk/new-cars/outlander/specification/juro-commercial/

*Excluding VAT including the PiVG, VED and First Registration Fee

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