North Brisbane Mitsubishi dealer, Northstar strips away the veils one at a time
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on Monday, 23 January 2012 in Northstar Motor Group - Blog
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Northstar Mitsubishi is bringing a strip tease to their internet site. Two new models due for release later this year and early in 2013 are starting to show their wares. The new Mitsubishi Mirage (previously known as global small) broke cover at the Tokyo motor show whilst an all new premium car, sitting somewhere between ASX and Outlander will be displayed at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
Mitsubishi tease new global-model ahead of Geneva debut
Mitsubishi will be unveiling an all new global model at the Geneva Motor Show in March and have released this single teaser shot of the model from the front.
Despite looking fairly close to the Concept PX-MiEV II, the identity of the new vehicle remains a secret, although it has been described as a "strategic and innovative premium vehicle". The teaser image does reveal a glimpse of Mitsubishi's updated design language and we are told that the styling of the brand's products will gradually move over to this.
The mystery model is the first global model that Mitsubishi has launched in "the most demanding European market" and it is set to hit the showrooms later this year.
Mitsubishi e-compact concept revealed in Geneva
Mitsubishi e-compact Concept Global Small live in Geneva - 01.03.2011
Previews 2012 production model
Mitsubishi has taken the wraps off the e-compact concept, which previews a production model that will be unveiled later this year.
Aimed at emerging markets and developed nations, the B-segment vehicle measures 3,740mm long and 1,680mm wide. Despite the compact dimensions, Mitsubishi says the cabin can comfortably seat five adults and their luggage.
Detailed specifications haven't been announced, but the production model will be powered by 1.0- and 1.2-liter engines. Additionally, the vehicle will be equipped with brake energy regeneration and an engine start/stop system. If that isn't green enough, the e-compact platform was also designed to accommodate a full electric powertrain.
The production version of e-compact will be built in Thailand and is scheduled to be launched in 2012. If everything goes according to plan, Mitsubishi will produce 150,000 to 200,000 units annually.
Mitsubishi tease new global-model ahead of Geneva debut
Mitsubishi tease new global-model ahead of Geneva debut
Mitsubishi will be unveiling an all new global model at the Geneva Motor Show in March and have released this single teaser shot of the model from the front.
Despite looking fairly close to the Concept PX-MiEV II, the identity of the new vehicle remains a secret, although it has been described as a "strategic and innovative premium vehicle". The teaser image does reveal a glimpse of Mitsubishi's updated design language and we are told that the styling of the brand's products will gradually move over to this.
The mystery model is the first global model that Mitsubishi has launched in "the most demanding European market" and it is set to hit the showrooms later this year.
Mitsubishi e-compact concept revealed in Geneva
Mitsubishi e-compact Concept Global Small live in Geneva - 01.03.2011Previews 2012 production model
Mitsubishi has taken the wraps off the e-compact concept, which previews a production model that will be unveiled later this year.
Aimed at emerging markets and developed nations, the B-segment vehicle measures 3,740mm long and 1,680mm wide. Despite the compact dimensions, Mitsubishi says the cabin can comfortably seat five adults and their luggage.
Detailed specifications haven't been announced, but the production model will be powered by 1.0- and 1.2-liter engines. Additionally, the vehicle will be equipped with brake energy regeneration and an engine start/stop system. If that isn't green enough, the e-compact platform was also designed to accommodate a full electric powertrain.
The production version of e-compact will be built in Thailand and is scheduled to be launched in 2012. If everything goes according to plan, Mitsubishi will produce 150,000 to 200,000 units annually.
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