Recently, Mitsubishi announced a list of the full range of models to be exhibited at the Tokyo Motor Salon, which will open the day after tomorrow, with a total of seven models including Mitsubishi Yige, Outlander, and Delica. The new car is equipped with modified and upgraded accessories from Mitsubishi's classic modding sub-brand "Ralliart", so let's take a closer look.
Mitsubishi Yige and Outlander Rallyart Special Edition
The new car is based on the base versions of the two models, with upgraded front lip, bumper, sports red pull and exclusive gun gray wheels on the side. The classic white diamond lacquer contrasts with the pulled flower, and the visual impact is extremely strong. The two are powered in line with the base version, with the former powered by a 1.5T turbocharged engine and the latter powered by a 2.4L self-priming or 2.4L plug-in hybrid.
Mitsubishi Outlander Vision Ralliart concept car
As a model that was once produced by a modified sub-brand, Mitsubishi Outlander Vision Ralliart is performance-oriented. The new car is based on the new Outlander 2.4L plug-in mix, with a more sporty exterior design. The honeycomb grille of the new car and the low wind resistance wheel hubs on both sides effectively reduce the wind resistance of the new car at high speed, and also allow the car to have a longer range performance in the pure electric state. The cool matte black exterior and redesigned sports kit enhance the car's recognizability. Previously, some media revealed that Mitsubishi will resurrect the high-performance product sequence "EVO" with Outlander as the main body in the near future, so Mitsubishi Outlander Vision Ralliart can be regarded as a new attempt by Mitsubishi to plan for this.
Mitsubishi Outlander & Delica D: 5 Outdoor Edition
At the same time, Mitsubishi has also launched a new outdoor modification of the Outlander and Delica D:5, the former equipped with a look kit, roof rack and camping gear designed in collaboration with Japanese outdoor brand Ogawa. The latter, on the other hand, increased ground clearance, while being fitted with 16-inch off-road anti-lap and large-size all-terrain tires. At the same time, a series of configurations such as anti-collision competitive bars and pull fog lights and off-road wheel headers have been added. The use of mica black and red floral color schemes, coupled with Rallyart appliqués, makes the new car look very outdoor sportsy.
Mitsubishi's new ek X concept car
The K-car is the latest addition to Mitsubishi's new K-EV concept, which is based on the Mitsubishi ek X released last year and features a purely electric design. Mitsubishi said: "The K in the K-EV concept stands for the Kei car light automatic car, and the new K-EV represents the urban concept in the new era. "The new car features a two-tone design with a matte blue and copper roof, and the X-shaped pull on the side of the body highlights the car's individual concept. It is understood that the new car is also equipped with advanced auxiliary driving functions, and the degree of intelligence has been improved again.
Mitsubishi's new Miniab-MiEV B-Leisure Style
The last model was named Mitsubishi Miniab-MiEV B-Leisure Style, and the new model was based on Mitsubishi's micro-MPV "Minicab". As the new car's matte jungle green body and tent motif on the pull-out suggests, the new car is a product for customers who love outdoor recreation. The new car is also purely electric and can act as a power source during the user's camping, providing power to the user's electronic devices and products such as laptops and coffee pots. Thanks to the innate advantages of MPV, the car also has outdoor configurations such as low tables and folding beds inside, which can allow users to spend outdoor camping time comfortably.