Just call it the Outlander already, will you?
Mitsubishi has dropped yet another teaser of its Geneva-scheduled Engelberg Tourer concept, which we first caught wind of some time ago when they showed us what its face looked like. This time around they’ve showed us its profile and frankly, it looks pretty good.
There’s a bold windowpane that creases up suddenly just aft of the rear doors, creating a profile effect that doesn’t look too unlike what we’ve seen on the new Triton. However, the large D-pillars do suggest dingy quarters all the way back there, because we’re pretty sure this is a 3-row SUV.
What’s also clear to see are the slim, high-set headlights and shapely taillights, which to us suggest a compliance with the new ‘Dynamic Shield’ corporate face, with an equally-evocative rump teed up to ensure an exciting view all-round. What’s also visible from this darkened teaser are what appear to be vents behind the front wheels, though their positioning on the doors could make them just style elements rather than playing any kind of aerodynamic function.
The Engelberg Tourer concept will be unveiled in full at the upcoming Geneva motor show, which opens its doors on the 5th of March. It’s then that we expect to hear more about the powertrain, as that’s set to be a major point of reinvention with the next-generation Outlander that this concept undoubtedly foreshadows. That said, if you squint at those fender vents, you can just about make out ‘EV’…
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