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Inside the SUV, it’s the same old interior that looked respectable in 2010 but is pretty dated in 2019. The most significant alteration is a new Smartphone-link Display Audio infotainment system, with its screen size increasing from 7 to 8 inches for 2020. Furthermore, the center touchscreen can play videos from a USB drive when the vehicle is stopped. Unfortunately, there don’t seem to be any materials changes for 2020, which is a shame. The current Outlander Sport’s interior feels very cheap and flimsy.

Mitsubishi is blessed with low overhead compared to other manufacturers, which allows it to sell fewer cars and still remain profitable. But the downside to that is reduced budget for vehicle development, which is why the company is still marketing a 10-year-old product that’s seen three facelifts since its most recent redesign. And while we like the 2020 Outlander Sport’s aggressive new styling, we’re not sure it’s enough to keep the compact SUV relevant against competition that includes the fantastic Honda HR-V, funky Toyota C-HR, youthful Nissan Kicks, and rugged Subaru Crosstrek.

Source: Mitsubishi