Recall Radar

Mitsubishi recalls

68 recall campaigns since 2013 for Mitsubishi vehicles across 19 models.

Mitsubishi models

ModelModel yearsRecallsLatest
Outlander2003–202632August 25, 2026
Outlander Sport2011–202225August 2, 2022
Lancer2002–201612May 18, 2020
Lancer Evolution2003–201510January 26, 2018
Outlander Phev2018–20269August 25, 2026
I-Miev2010–20176November 8, 2019
Lancer Sportback2009–20126May 18, 2020
Mirage2014–20184October 30, 2017
Lancer Ralliart2009–20153August 31, 2015
Raider2006–20093May 24, 2016
Eclipse2000–20092June 2, 2015
Eclipse Cross2018–20192September 14, 2018
Eclipse Spyder2001–20092June 2, 2015
Lancer Raliart20101September 12, 2014
> Lancer Sportback Rallia20101September 12, 2014
Lancer Sportback Ralliart2009–20111September 12, 2014
Lancer Wagon20041June 23, 2016
Mirage G42017–20181April 26, 2019
Montero1998–20001January 23, 2020

Most recalled parts (latest campaigns)

Structure (5), Air bags (5), Back over prevention (4), Seat belts (4), Parking brake (2).

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Latest recalls

Frequently asked questions

How many Mitsubishi recalls are there?

NHTSA lists 68 recall campaigns since 2013 for Mitsubishi passenger vehicles, covering 19 models.

Which Mitsubishi models are recalled most often?

Outlander (32), Outlander Sport (25), Lancer (12) appear in the most campaigns.

How do I check whether my Mitsubishi is recalled?

Use the free VIN lookup at nhtsa.gov/recalls, or contact a dealer with your VIN.

Source: U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recall data for passenger vehicles, recalls since 2013, shown as published. This site is independent and not affiliated with NHTSA or any manufacturer. Check your VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls and follow your manufacturer’s notice. Terms and disclaimer.