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Mitsubishi Plug-In Petrol Hybrid Cars

The Mitsubishi Plug-In Petrol Hybrid is a top-performing SUV that boasts a combination of an electric motor and a petrol engine, resulting in outstanding fuel economy. With its hybrid system, this SUV can travel up to 28 miles on electricity alone and deliver a combined range of over 500 miles.

This hybrid SUV comes with two electric motors: one for the front axle and another for the rear axle. Together, they provide the vehicle with smooth power delivery while ensuring precise handling and excellent grip even on slippery roads. The plug-in function allows for convenient home charging or public charging stations in the UK.

The exterior of the car has been refreshed with new features that not only enhance its look but also improve aerodynamics. The front grille has been redesigned to improve airflow to the engine and battery system. The new LED headlamps also offer brighter illumination than traditional headlights while using less energy.

Inside, this hybrid SUV offers plenty of room for passengers and luggage. With five spacious seats, there is enough space to accommodate most family requirements. However, drivers have access to plenty of modern technologies like lane departure warnings and blind-spot detection as well as comfort-oriented features such as air conditioning systems throughout each seat area.

In terms of performance, this hybrid car can go from zero to 62mph in just 10 seconds – very respectable for an SUV. And even at top speeds it delivers smooth handling with ease which makes it great for longer drives on UK highways.

Lastly, drivers will be pleased by how quiet this vehicle runs compared to most conventional combustion engines making driving inside cities much easier without constantly hearing loud road noises.

All things considered, if you're looking for a versatile and eco-friendly SUV with good acceleration capabilities suitable for UK road conditions then look no further than Mitsubishi’s plug-in petrol hybrid offering.