The Japanese people from Mitsubishi decided that is the right moment to unveil a special edition of the Shogun SUV in the United Kingdom. The model we are talking about is better known as Pajero in other European markets, the 2012 model year being introduced only few weeks ago in the Britain. The new Black
Mitsubishi unveiled the second generation of the PX-MiEV concept, namely the PX-MiEV II Plug-in Hybrid concept. As its name says, the prototype packs a hybrid powertrain which includes a 2.0-liter MIVEC unit able to deliver 94 horsepower along two electric motors offering 80 horses each. It seems that the company decided to replace the 1.6-liter
The Japanese people from Mitsubishi decided to unveil a new city car at the Tokyo Motor Show, namely the Mirage. The new model is scheduled to go on sale next year, Thailand following to be the first market to get the new small model from Mitsubishi. Of course, the company will introduce the model in
The Japanese people from Mitsubishi introduced a new special edition for the current ASX SUV. The new Black edition is specially designed to be sold in the UK and brings both interior and exterior improvements. Outside, the Japanese people provide a new set of 17-inch alloy wheels, new grille and fog lamps, revised side mirrors
Mitsubishi released details on the refreshed version of Shogun, an SUV which gets only few minor improvements for the new year model in the UK. The 2012 Mitsubishi Shogun will be offered as a three-door model with short wheelbase or a bigger five-door model with a longer wheelbase. The Japanese company decided to revise the
The Japanese people from Mitsubishi decided to unveil a new 1.8-liter gasoline engine which is the first to get the company’s new version of the MIVEC variable valve timing system. The new four-cylinder petrol unit is also known as 4J10 and is able to produce 140 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 172 Nm of torque
After a few years of quieting down, it seemed like fate finally caught up with the Mitsubishi Eclipse and it went out of production, but the story goes on. Probably because of frantic customer complaints, requests or orders, there’s a pretty serious, more and more popular rumor that Mitsubishi plans on bringing it back. Nothing
The Japanese at Mitsubishi aren’t exactly known for having a great lineup of cars and, for a few years now, even a complete one that at least covers the basics. After a few talks with Nissan started not that long in the past, it seems that Mitsubishi are climbing their way back into contention on
Mitsubishi’s take into the electric car craze, the i, just received a new price update for 2012 for more or less believable a reason. The small Japanese hatchback that uses batteries instead of a fuel tank will cost any U.S. market buyer a pretty reasonable (for an EV) $29.985. It’s an increase of $1.135 from
Just like any other motor show around the world, the 2011 New York Auto Show isn’t only for big engined muscle cars or gas guzzling Jeeps. Quite the contrary, not only did we get cars of the people like the 2012 Kia Soul and cars for environmentalists like this treat from Mitsubishi, the i Miev.
The Japanese at Mitsubishi are confronting a bit of a PR problem lately and it is easy to see why it’s not going to go away for a while. Apparently the recent public relations disaster is related to how there’s a rumor going round about Mitsubishi’s star product is dying.
Yes fans and addicts, the Geneva Motor Show has opened its doors for 2011 and there’s lots of exciting stuff to see behind them. There’s also plenty of stuff there that doesn’t breathe fire like the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 or some sort of Pikes Peak contender from Dacia.
We had the rumor, and now we have confirmation from the Japanese at Mitsubishi themselves. The company has decided to shift production of the Outlander Sport to the United States of America, particularly in Normal, Illinois.
Now, here’s something you don’t see everyday. An independent designer called Gábor Farkas drew up and rendered this, the Mitsubishi CS. To me, the whole thin begs a question. It’s not whether or not the Mitsubishi CS Design Concept looks good, practical or serious. It’s whether or not this thing has a chance at being
As one of the manufacturers that seriously felt a drop in sales once word of something called a financial crisis came up, Mitsubishi just got a breath of fresh air last month. November saw Mitsubishi sales in the U.S. grow by as much as 47%.
A while back, Chevrolet tried to do away with the whole “Chevy” idea. That didn’t really go along very well but here’s Mitsubishi preparing this car for the U.S. and calling it the “i”. I find it just about as amusing as the “Chevy” situation because that’s the Mitsubishi i-MiEV with some vinyl covers added
A little over a week before its scheduled debut at the Los Angeles Motor Show, Mitsubishi released a set of photos of the U.S. version of their all electric i-MiEV. Since it’s been around Japan and Europe for a while it’s only natural that I’m slightly familiar to it but the U.S. spec version is
What we have here is something that you’ll almost certainly never see in the streets nearby. The car here is the Eliica EV concept. The Eliica EV is the brainchild of a Mr. Hiroshi Shimuzu and it is truly like no other EV.
