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Mitsubishi is making a second attempt to establish its Outlander PHEV in the Philippine market, building on lessons learned from its initial rollout during the pandemic. Despite previous challenges with charging infrastructure and market readiness, the automaker is optimistic about the plug-in hybrid's prospects this time around.
Mitsubishi Motors aims to re-enter the U.S. pickup truck market by leveraging Nissan's platform, signaling a significant shift in its North American strategy. This collaboration could pave the way for a plug-in hybrid electric (PHEV) variant of the new midsize truck, aligning with Mitsubishi's broader "Momentum 2030" roadmap that includes an Eclipse Sportback EV and a rugged Outlander model.
The iconic Mitsubishi Pajero is reportedly making a comeback on September 2nd, with anticipation that the legendary off-roader will feature a hybrid powertrain. While details are still emerging, this new iteration is expected to retain its robust body-on-frame construction, potentially bringing a plug-in hybrid option to market.
Mitsubishi offers a glimpse into the cabin of its upcoming 2027 Eclipse Sportback EV, revealing key interior design elements. These exclusive photos provide an early preview of what drivers can expect from the brand's next all-electric offering, which revives a familiar nameplate in a new BEV form.
Mitsubishi is preparing a comeback to the North American electric vehicle scene, previewing its upcoming 2027 Eclipse Sportback concept. This new BEV, named after a popular past model, aims to revitalize the brand's presence with a sporty, fully electric offering.
Mitsubishi is reintroducing the Eclipse nameplate, this time as an all-electric Sportback set for a 2027 debut. Early prototype photos reveal the exterior design of this upcoming battery-electric vehicle, signaling the brand's renewed focus on the EV market with a familiar, yet reimagined, model.
The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is set to impress with a significant update, boasting an improved 45 miles of all-electric range and a refreshed design. This next-generation plug-in hybrid SUV offers a practical solution for daily electric driving, coupled with the flexibility of a gasoline engine for longer journeys.
Mitsubishi plans to equip its upcoming Eclipse Sportback EV with both J1772 and NACS charging ports, offering drivers greater flexibility. This dual-port approach aims to simplify charging by allowing direct access to both standard Level 2 chargers and Tesla's Supercharger network without adapters. This could reduce the need for home charger upgrades for new EV owners.
Mitsubishi has revealed new specifications for its upcoming Eclipse BEV, which is expected to arrive this autumn. The affordable electric vehicle will feature dual charging ports and support for NACS, enhancing its appeal and convenience for North American buyers.
Mitsubishi's upcoming 2027 Eclipse Sportback EV is expected to incorporate two charging ports, a strategic move to cater to differing charging standards across major automotive markets. This design choice aims to enhance convenience for owners, ensuring compatibility whether in North America, Europe, or Asia.
Mitsubishi is set to re-enter the North American EV market after more than a decade with the 2027 Eclipse Sportback EV. Despite being touted as "all-new," the vehicle is reportedly a rebadged version of the next-generation Nissan Leaf, stemming from the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. The new EV will feature updated exterior styling, but underneath, it shares its platform with Nissan's compact electric car.
