Mitsubishi news

The electric vehicle from Mitsubishi has gained minor updates for the next model year.

Mitsubishi is showing its future at the 2015 Auto Show in Chicago.

Mitsubishi’s program aiming at offering two rebadged Renault sedans failed to materialize not long ago, though a report indicates that the automaker might think about a partnership with Nissan.

Mitsubishi has stated that they will not receive a rebadged Renault-Nissan soon.

Mitsubishi is thinking about a Lancer Evolution GSR with more power, but the news is not very sweet.

The images depicting the innovated Mitsubishi Triton appeared in the web.

Presence in America will still be supported by Mitsubishi, and the next step of the executives would incorporate introduction of modified design.

Release of Shogun Barbarian has made British rainy summer a little bit more exciting to endure.

Those who were upset by the reports stating that 2014 is the final year for Mitsubishi Evo might heave a sigh of relief as the company changed its plans.

A novelty will soon appear at the UK market in the form of Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-440 MR.

North America has become the first to host the presentation of new sedan Mirage G4 from Mitsubishi.

Outlander PHEV will appear in the USA not earlier than 2015 due to a delay in production of batteries.

The new i-MiEV car might make the whole line look like pocket editions.

Mitsubishi North America could be axed even this fiscal year, according to the Japanese company’s Chief Osamu Masuko.

Official cost for the 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage has been uncovered, with the base DE model beginning from $13,720 featuring a $725 destination fee.

Mitsubishi is preparing a fresh subcompact known as the Mirage to sell in the US, and it will arrive with a base MSRP of $12,995.

When it comes to popular electric cars in America, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV isn’t among them, with overall weak deliveries since it was unleashed.

Mitsubishi has officially informed about a recall for i-MiEV and plug-in hybrid Outlander SUV in Japan where the biggest part of these models have been delivered so far. A recall in the U.S. may be next.

Mitsubishi is trying to reinforce its position in America and tries to present basic-level sedan in 2015.

Mitsubishi presented the Mirage model at the 2013 New York Auto Show. The Japanese brand will start selling the vehicle in US, but not India – better market for a subcompact hatchback.