OUTLANDER PHEV Remote Ctrl
MITSUBISHI Remote Control allows you to customize your Outlander PHEV.
For Troubleshooting and our FAQ, please visit our MITSUBISHI Remote Control website here: https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/products/outlander_phev/app/remote/reference.html-------------------------------------------------MITSUBISHI Remote Control allows you to customize your Outlander PHEV experience from your Android phone.When you connect to your PHEV’s wireless LAN, you can:- Charge your vehicle on a timer or on demand- Heat or cool your car before your drive- Set timers to ensure your PHEV charges completely and avoid peak rate hours- Turn on your headlights or parking lights to help locate your vehicle- Check your vehicle statusThe MITSUBISHI Remote Control lets you view all vehicle settings in an intuitive dashboard. Manage timer settings for charging and climate control, monitor battery status and performance, and set customized weekly schedules to reflect your lifestyle, directly from your connected device.Please note: Your Outlander PHEV communicates with this app exclusively via Wireless LAN, not by cellular technology. Wireless LAN communication can be hindered by distance, radio waves, or physical barriers.MITSUBISHI Remote Control is a renewed and unified experience combining and replacing the prior “OUTLANDER PHEV”, “OUTLANDER PHEV I” applications. This app is intended to provide the same functionality (and more) in an improved user interface.For users of the earlier applications:- “OUTLANDER PHEV” : If you are using this app, you may need to contact the nearest Authorized Mitsubishi Dealership to implement the service campaign of the security upgrade.- “OUTLANDER PHEV I” : Please download this new MITSUBISHI Remote Control app and re-register.For Troubleshooting and our FAQ, please visit our MITSUBISHI Remote Control website here: https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/products/outlander_phev/app/remote/jizen.htmlFor Troubleshooting and our FAQ, or if SSID is not displayed on STEP5, please visit our website here: https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/products/outlander_phev/app/remote/reference.htmlA.3.1.1 (July. 27, 2020)- Fixed issue that schedule button is not displayed on the Charging screen or the Climate screen on some models.A.3.0.0 (Sep. 30, 2019)MITSUBISHI Remote Control is a renewed and unified experience combining and replacing the prior “OUTLANDER PHEV”, “OUTLANDER PHEV I” apps.
For Troubleshooting and our FAQ, please visit our MITSUBISHI Remote Control website here: https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/products/outlander_phev/app/remote/reference.html-------------------------------------------------MITSUBISHI Remote Control allows you to customize your Outlander PHEV experience from your Android phone.When you connect to your PHEV’s wireless LAN, you can:- Charge your vehicle on a timer or on demand- Heat or cool your car before your drive- Set timers to ensure your PHEV charges completely and avoid peak rate hours- Turn on your headlights or parking lights to help locate your vehicle- Check your vehicle statusThe MITSUBISHI Remote Control lets you view all vehicle settings in an intuitive dashboard. Manage timer settings for charging and climate control, monitor battery status and performance, and set customized weekly schedules to reflect your lifestyle, directly from your connected device.Please note: Your Outlander PHEV communicates with this app exclusively via Wireless LAN, not by cellular technology. Wireless LAN communication can be hindered by distance, radio waves, or physical barriers.MITSUBISHI Remote Control is a renewed and unified experience combining and replacing the prior “OUTLANDER PHEV”, “OUTLANDER PHEV I” applications. This app is intended to provide the same functionality (and more) in an improved user interface.For users of the earlier applications:- “OUTLANDER PHEV” : If you are using this app, you may need to contact the nearest Authorized Mitsubishi Dealership to implement the service campaign of the security upgrade.- “OUTLANDER PHEV I” : Please download this new MITSUBISHI Remote Control app and re-register.For Troubleshooting and our FAQ, please visit our MITSUBISHI Remote Control website here: https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/products/outlander_phev/app/remote/jizen.htmlFor Troubleshooting and our FAQ, or if SSID is not displayed on STEP5, please visit our website here: https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/products/outlander_phev/app/remote/reference.htmlA.3.1.1 (July. 27, 2020)- Fixed issue that schedule button is not displayed on the Charging screen or the Climate screen on some models.A.3.0.0 (Sep. 30, 2019)MITSUBISHI Remote Control is a renewed and unified experience combining and replacing the prior “OUTLANDER PHEV”, “OUTLANDER PHEV I” apps.
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Very poor. Connecting is difficult, range is very poor. Not for for purpose
The wifi connection is not intuitive and required multiple attempts to get it linked. The functions of the app are pretty basic and are only extensions of the outlanders onboard monitor. The manual pre heating is about the only function worth having, but if you start it up you can't shut it off until the duration is complete. - There should be a setting to not control the cabin temp but to simply condition the battery for ev only use. It would be nice to view the battery usage and charge data.
Childishly simple to remove old paired phones and connect a new phone as long as some very basic instructions are followed. Easy to check the car status and set up or initiate charging, cooling and heating as required. For an app that is provided free of charge it's a doddle to use and very useful.
App is stuck in daylight saving so it's +1 to the time on the car. Every remote request fails completely, it doesn't with at the time on the car, doesn't work at the time on the app. It transfers across fine, but it doesn't charge
Works well enough if you are close to the car, why not allow the car to connect to your home network so you can connect and maybe even tell Alexa to turn on the defrost? How about some rules? 'if' temperature = <4° 'and' day = weekday 'and' charge status = true - turn on defrost at 07:45 for 15 minutes.
Won't connect without a horrible excuse of a error code get it fixed
Such a bad start. It is pretty tideous to connect to your car and even when you do so, it fails to update the battery charge status and you get error messages when switching pages. I only had the car for 4 days and I'm pretty unimpressed. At -6 celcius the battery doesn't last more then 20 ish km. This is pretty ridiculous.
It's just so bad. The amount of buttons I have to press to turn on the climate control is ridiculous. That's if the app decides to actually connect to the car.
Frustrating beyond belief... The company should try using a focus group of individuals and ask them to set up the app on their phones and make it work. I cannot tell you how much I hate the experience of becoming an Outlander owner.
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