It costs $41,300 to buy the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander Trail Edition. The trim has all-weather floor mats, black trim accents, and 18-inch wheels that look like they belong on a track. It fits with the trend of off-road crossovers in the industry. Even though the trim is mostly just for looks, it can be made more useful with upgrades that are exclusive to that store. Mitsubishi keeps up with the rest of the business by giving its small SUV an off-road kit. The base price for the new Outlander Trail Edition is currently $41,300. The Trail Edition starts at $40,890, but a Mitsubishi representative told Invoice-pricing that almost all models come with the $200 Trail Edition Welcome Package and the $210 Accessory Tonneau Cover. This means it’s unlikely that you’ll find a cheaper car. The new trim level is designed to appeal to SUV buyers seeking vehicles that appear capable of off-road adventures. The Trail Edition is best for looks. There are black trim pieces for the mirror covers and door buttons. The bumpers and side guards on the lower doors also have black outlines. An all-weather luggage mat system and a set of all-weather floor mats for the inside are part of the $200 Welcome package that was just mentioned. If you’re willing to spend a little more, the Trail Edition still has everything you need; all you have to do is buy the tools that the dealer installs. A Thule Caprock roof rack adds extra storage space and costs $1300. You can drive on dirt roads with the Trail Edition, and Mitsubishi will give you a set of 235/60R-18 Cooper Discoverer all-terrain tires to help you feel more comfortable.
