jus imagine future evo, 4 wheel independent motor/generator, no need LSD/ACD/AYC. a small turbocharge engine to charge batt. performance hybrid/EV. most important gt tax/duty discount from gov. we all can enjoy future evo!
End of the Evo’s evolution?
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hustla4
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How come you compare a Porsche and a evo. not from the same class.
we re talking a class a car , hybrid class a can nvr outrun a petrol class a car la
we re talking a class a car , hybrid class a can nvr outrun a petrol class a car la
Kazz
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One can always Evolve the Inspira, ;)
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no more fun, no more challenging...sports car spirit is lost now...
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yes agree....
Autopiazza
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totally agreed, but i'm sure that engineers is something as what they managed to achieve with legendary evo, those engineers also have spirits for racing also maa, just another different view of racing . . . EV (urghh!! EV sounds like sissy though)
Wah ending of a truly legendary machine! I don't car about the X but I hope this doesn't drive up used prices of the IX or older Evos.
Mitsubishi has decided to address these claims by way of a post on its Facebook page.
“Further to some comments published in the press recently, production of the current Lancer Evolution continues as planned. As for its successor, regulations and market feedback will dictate its engineering package & architecture. Stay tuned.”
Well, this is actually quite a clear statement from Mitsubishi, that the Evo is still alive, and Mitsubishi is probably tackling emission issues with the mighty turbocharged engine, something that I guess is also hindering with Toyota’s FT-86 II development and Honda’s high-reving Type-R engines.
“Further to some comments published in the press recently, production of the current Lancer Evolution continues as planned. As for its successor, regulations and market feedback will dictate its engineering package & architecture. Stay tuned.”
Well, this is actually quite a clear statement from Mitsubishi, that the Evo is still alive, and Mitsubishi is probably tackling emission issues with the mighty turbocharged engine, something that I guess is also hindering with Toyota’s FT-86 II development and Honda’s high-reving Type-R engines.
i think they would focus one turbocharged mivec engine+hybrid(or KERS) technology...
just like porsche use on its latest supercar
just like porsche use on its latest supercar
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Fren loan is arrangeable 1. it's only your doc strong enough to loan for an Evos......
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