Mitsubishi warranty extensions and special coverage
3 programs Mitsubishi filed with NHTSA in which it extends, or specially covers, a part beyond the original warranty — the term each runs to where the document states it, and the model years it names. Not recalls: the terms are Mitsubishi’s, they end, and the dealer checks the VIN.
Every Mitsubishi program on file
Source: NHTSA manufacturer communications| Number | Model years | Component | Term | Dated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WB2026-008 Build my claim kit → | 2022 Outlander | Structure | not in NHTSA’s summary | May 1, 2026 |
| TSB-25-54-002 Build my claim kit → | 2022 Outlander, 2021 Outlander, 2020 Outlander | Electrical System | not in NHTSA’s summary | Mar 30, 2026 |
| TIN-25-54-001 Build my claim kit → | 2022 Outlander, 2021 Outlander, 2020 Outlander | Electrical System | not in NHTSA’s summary | Mar 3, 2025 |
Common questions about Mitsubishi warranty extensions
Source: NHTSA manufacturer communicationsDoes Mitsubishi have a warranty extension for my car?
Find your model and year in the list above and open the program: it names the model years Mitsubishi listed and quotes NHTSA’s summary. Not every vehicle of those years is covered — a Mitsubishi dealer checks the VIN. Bring the number (for example WB2026-008).
Is a warranty extension a recall?
No. A safety recall carries an NHTSA campaign number and the law requires the manufacturer to fix it free. A warranty extension carries no campaign number and no legal requirement: the years, the miles and what is covered are the manufacturer’s own terms, and when they run out the coverage ends. Recalls have their own pages.
I already paid for this repair. Can I get the money back?
Many programs reimburse owners who paid before the extension was announced; where NHTSA’s summary says so, the program’s page shows it under “Paid for it already?”. The manufacturer decides, from your receipts.