How the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander’s S-AWC Elevates Everyday Driving Confidence in Cherry Hill, NJ

Matt Blatt Mitsubishi – How the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander’s S-AWC Elevates Everyday Driving Confidence in Cherry Hill, NJ

When the weather can swing from damp fall mornings to icy winter commutes, traction matters. That’s why the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander’s available Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) is such a difference-maker for families and commuters alike around Cherry Hill, NJ. S-AWC seamlessly balances power between the front and rear while enhancing cornering control through selective braking, helping you carve through wet circles, slushy intersections, and uneven neighborhood streets with calm precision. It’s not just about getting moving—it’s about staying composed when pavement grade, temperature, and grip change without warning. Paired with the Outlander’s refined chassis and extra sound-deadening for 2025, S-AWC turns everyday trips into smooth, confident drives.

S-AWC is engineered to be easy to live with. Choose a drive mode that matches conditions—like Eco, Normal, or Snow—and let the system do the rest. The Outlander’s quick-reacting controls help you pull away from slick stoplights and maintain stability across lane changes on I-295 or Route 70. Inside, the standard 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio with Navigation keeps your route clear, while available MI-PILOT Assist™ with Navi-link Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Keep Assist reduces fatigue on long highway stretches. The result is a calm, capable SUV that leverages advanced traction and smart tech to make every mile feel predictable and secure.

• Grippy Starts, Smooth Stops: S-AWC helps minimize wheelspin on slick surfaces and supports confident braking through selective wheel control.
• Intelligent Cornering: By managing torque and braking side-to-side, S-AWC enhances stability mid-turn on wet or uneven roads.
• Mode-Based Confidence: Choose a setting that matches conditions so the system optimizes power delivery and traction for you.
• All-Season Versatility: From rain to light snow, S-AWC is your year-round ally for predictable handling.

Of course, S-AWC doesn’t replace good driving habits or quality tires. Think of it as an always-on co-pilot that fine-tunes the Outlander’s behavior when the surface changes beneath you. For drivers who split time between neighborhoods, shopping districts, and weekend trips to the shore, that confidence compounds into a more relaxing ownership experience. And because the 2025 Outlander also brings a quiet cabin, standard seven-passenger seating, and standard Yamaha® Audio with an available 12-speaker upgrade, the day-to-day benefits extend beyond traction.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Is S-AWC always active?

Yes, when equipped, S-AWC continuously monitors traction and adjusts torque and braking; drive modes simply tailor its behavior for conditions.

Do I still need winter tires?

S-AWC maximizes available grip, but dedicated winter tires can further improve cold-weather traction and stopping on ice and snow.

How does S-AWC differ from basic AWD?

Beyond sending power to all wheels, S-AWC integrates yaw control and selective braking to enhance cornering stability and steering feel.

Does S-AWC affect fuel use?

Any AWD system adds driveline demand, but S-AWC is designed for efficient control, engaging only as needed to maintain traction and stability.

When you’re ready to feel how composed the 2025 Outlander can be on your routes, our team is here to help with recommendations on tires, trims, and drive modes for your lifestyle. Matt Blatt Mitsubishi offers a relaxed, informative experience so you can see how S-AWC pairs with features like the Multi-View Camera System, blind-spot technologies, and MI-PILOT Assist™. We’re proudly serving Cherry Hill, Deptford, and Mount Laurel, and we look forward to helping you choose the configuration that fits your daily driving and weekend plans.

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