Enter the Interior

As you open the door of the Outlander Sport, you may see fabric seat upholstery if you’ve entered the S, ES, and SE trims. If you want to inject some color into your seats, the LE and BE trims present black fabric with sharp red stitching. The GT comes with combination soft-touch seating surfaces that belong solely to this trim.

To accent the cabin, opt for various leather-wrapped accessories that are standard in higher trim levels like the LE, BE, SE, and GT trims. For performance instruments with red stitching, the LE and BE hold these in their cabin. With every trim, though, you’ll get a 6-way adjustable driver seat and a 4-way adjustable passenger seat.

Keeping a cool front and back, automatic climate control appears in every trim. If you want to warm up the front seats, select the LE, BE, SE, and GT trims.

Variety and Technology

Make phone calls or stream music with Bluetooth®, which is standard every trim in the Outlander Sport. If you prefer to keep in touch using the Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™, these features can be used in the LE through GT trims. Same for the SiriusXM™ satellite radio. To get more variety for your listening pleasure, this system can be found in the LE, BE, SE, and GT trims as well.

Decide which audio system you want. The 7-inch display audio system comes standard in the S and ES trims and the 8-inch Smartphone link Display Audio System (SDA) appears standard in the LE, BE, SE, and GT trims. To hear your favorite songs, the S through BE trims feature four standard speakers, while the SE and GT trims supply you with six standard speakers. 

Want to make a quick getaway? Choose the SE and GT trims. They offer a standard FAST-Key entry system and push button start, so you’re not fumbling with keys or the door.

Safety and Visibility

Luckily, each trim benefits from the standard rearview camera system and standard Forward Collision Mitigation (FCM) System with pedestrian detection. You’ll get superior visibility for both back and front and warnings of potential accidents ahead of time. More advanced alerts stem from the Blind Spot Warning (BSW) with Lane Change Assist (LCA) and Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA). These two systems are standard in the Outlander Sport SE and GT trims.

Performance and MPG

The S, ES, LE, BE, and SE trims offer a 2.0L MIVEC 4-cylinder engine. However, only the GT trim is powered by the 2.4L MIVEC 4-cylinder engine. If you want All-Wheel Control (AWC), it’s offered on every trim but the S. On the flip side, the highest trim, the GT, only uses AWC instead of 2WD (2-Wheel Drive).

If you drive the S and SE trims accompanied by 2WD, the Outlander Sport can achieve an EPA-estimated 24 city/30 highway MPG. Equipped with AWC, the ES through SE achieve an EPA-estimated 23 city/29 highway MPG. GT drivers will achieve an EPA-estimated 23 city/28 highway MPG.