Example

Mitsubishi Outlander multi-information display showing driver information and vehicle status

The multi-information display 1 is positioned as shown in the illustration and presents vehicle information, operating data, system messages and warnings. Depending on the Mitsubishi Outlander equipment level, the display may also provide the following:

  • Tachometer information
  • Digital speedometer
  • Vehicle settings
  • Trip computer information
  • Driver assistance system status
  • Cruise control system information
  • MI-PILOT Assist information
  • Key operation information
  • Audio information
  • Turn-by-turn navigation guidance
  • Indicators and warning messages
  • Tire pressure information
  • Other available vehicle information

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 Changing the meter screen view (model with full-screen display)

On models equipped with the full-screen display, the meter layout can be changed to enlarge the multi-information display area and provide more space for selected driving information. How to use the

 Personal Display (model with full-screen display)

Example The Personal Display area A can show several types of driving and vehicle information. To choose the item displayed in this area: 1. Press control switch 1 on the left side of the st

 Multi-information display warnings and indicators

NOTE The warning messages and indicators shown in the multi-information display may vary depending on the Mitsubishi Outlander's specifications, installed equipment, and vehicle configur

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 Cold weather driving

Freeing a frozen door lock To help prevent a door lock from freezing, apply an appropriate deicer through the key hole before severe cold develops. If the lock has already frozen, carefully warm the key before inserting it into the key hole, or use the transmitter to unlock the Mitsubishi Outlander

 Hood

WARNING Before driving, always confirm that the hood is completely closed and securely latched. If the hood is not properly locked, it could open unexpectedly while the Mitsubishi Outlander is moving and obstruct the driver's view, potentially causing an accident. Never attempt to open the hoo