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CONFIRMED : Mitsubishi’s NEW ‘Baby’ SUV

9080711011mini10l1The Mitsubishi ‘baby SUV’ based on the Concept-cX which was launched in the Frankfurt International Motor Show recently has been given the greenlight for production. The Concept-cX is a compact car that creates a new SUV/sports hatchback crossover category.

The concept car uses a new high-output, high-efficiency 1.8-litre clean diesel engine, featuring a variable geometry (VG) turbocharger for optimum boost control and a diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) with diesel particulate filter (DPF) in the exhaust system for compliance with Europe’s Euro 5 emission standards.

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The power unit is mated to Mitsubishi’s new Twin Clutch SST (Sport Shift Transmission) which delivers superior power transmission efficiency in a powertrain that realises zippy performance with excellent fuel economy and low emissions. Concept-cX also uses Mitsubishi’s electronically-controlled 4WD system and large 225/45R19 tyres to deliver outstanding handling performance and stability both on tarmac and off-road.

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The interior uses a modern and sporty design that reflects a sense of expectation about the car’s performance and high level of comfort. Mitsubishi Concept-cX employs interior trim materials made from Mitsubishi’s own Green Plastic — made from plant-based resins — in a step to stop global warming and slow the depletion of oil reserves.

Source: Mitsubishi Press Releases

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    Stylites-x
  • Jul 16, 2008
cool interior n futuristic. lack of creativity anyhow. with the same design upfront as the lancer, galant n the latest evo.
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    skazareth
  • Jul 16, 2008
ow...my...god............. r u kidding me........
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    eco_internet
  • Jul 16, 2008
erm...next design plssss
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    ell
  • Jul 16, 2008
oh my god.... what a ugliest car its is
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    junbecks
  • Jul 16, 2008
the front is brilliant as in the size
but the back......failed.....

i still am yet to understand why the interiors like these dont go into production. market doesnt want it?
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    Tim
  • Jul 17, 2008
BMW X3 killer? =)
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