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Mitsubishi VRT Calculator

Calculate VRT for your Mitsubishi — from efficient PHEVs to rugged 4x4s with varying VRT profiles.


Based on official Revenue.ie VRT rates and calculation methods.

Mitsubishi Import Value

Mitsubishi offers a diverse lineup from the Mirage city car to the Shogun off-roader. The Outlander PHEV is particularly popular in Ireland as one of the earliest and best-selling plug-in hybrids. The L200 pickup benefits from commercial VRT rates when classified correctly, while the Shogun attracts high VRT as a large diesel 4x4.

Mitsubishi VRT Sweet Spots

  • Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV: PHEV relief keeps VRT very low
  • Mitsubishi ASX 1.6: Compact SUV with reasonable VRT
  • Mitsubishi L200: Commercial rates when correctly classified
  • Mitsubishi Mirage: City car with lowest VRT in range

Mitsubishi Models and VRT Profiles

  • ASX 1.6 (135g CO2): 16% band. A 2021 ASX at €18,000 OMSP costs about €2,880 in VRT.
  • Eclipse Cross 1.5 (145g CO2): 20% band. At €22,000 OMSP, VRT is about €4,400.
  • Outlander 2.0 (160g CO2): 24% band. At €24,000 OMSP, VRT is about €5,760.
  • Outlander PHEV (46g CO2): 14% band with PHEV relief. At €28,000 OMSP, effective VRT is about €980.
  • L200 2.4 Diesel (185g CO2): Commercial rate. At €25,000 OMSP, VRT is about €100-€200.
  • Shogun 3.2 Diesel (210g CO2): 32% band. At €30,000 OMSP, VRT is about €9,600 plus NOx levy.

Best Mitsubishi Models for VRT Value in 2026

The Outlander PHEV offers unbeatable VRT value with 40-50 g/km CO2 and PHEV relief, costing around €980 on a €28,000 car. Among petrol models, the ASX 1.6 at 135g/km in the 16% band costs about €2,880 on an €18,000 car. The L200 pickup is excellent value when classified as commercial, paying just €100-€200. Avoid the Shogun unless you need serious off-road capability.

Mitsubishi VRT FAQs

How is VRT calculated on a Mitsubishi import?

VRT on a Mitsubishi uses the standard CO2-based system. Rates range from 14% (0-120g/km) to 37% (over 225g/km). The Outlander PHEV qualifies for plug-in hybrid relief. Diesel models like the Shogun also attract NOx levies of 500-2,400 depending on emissions.

Which Mitsubishi model has the lowest VRT?

The Outlander PHEV has the lowest VRT thanks to its 40-50 g/km CO2 and PHEV relief, costing just 300-1,500. The L200 pickup at commercial rates (50-200) is also very low. Among passenger petrol models, the ASX 1.6 offers the best value.

What is the NOx levy on Mitsubishi diesel imports?

Mitsubishi diesel imports attract a NOx levy based on NOx output. Older Shogun and L200 models with higher NOx can pay 600-2,400 in NOx levies. Newer models with AdBlue and DPFs have lower NOx output and lower levies. Always factor this into your total VRT calculation.

Is it cheaper to import a Mitsubishi or buy one in Ireland?

Importing from the UK can save 1,500-4,000 for most Mitsubishi models after VRT, customs duty, VAT, and shipping. The Outlander PHEV and ASX offer the best savings potential due to strong UK supply and reasonable VRT rates.

Can I challenge the OMSP on my Mitsubishi import?

Yes, collect Irish market listings showing similar Mitsubishi models at prices below Revenue's OMSP. This works well for high-mileage ASX or Outlander models where Revenue's database may not reflect condition or mileage.

What documents do I need to import a Mitsubishi from the UK?

You need the UK V5C, proof of purchase, Certificate of Conformity, ID, proof of address, and insurance. For diesel models like the L200 and Shogun, proof of DPF and AdBlue maintenance is valuable. For PHEV models, battery health documentation is recommended.

Are Mitsubishi parts and service available in Ireland?

Mitsubishi has a network of dealers and service centres across Ireland. Parts availability is good for ASX, Outlander, and L200 models. The Shogun has strong parts support for its off-road community. Costs are generally moderate for a mainstream Japanese brand.

How does Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV VRT relief work?

The Outlander PHEV qualifies for plug-in hybrid VRT relief, reducing the effective VRT rate by approximately 50%. With CO2 emissions of 40-50 g/km, it falls in the 14% band before relief. After relief, the effective rate drops to about 7%, saving you roughly 1,000-2,000 compared to a standard petrol Outlander.