Mitsubishi celebrates its new updated range with many tempting offers and deals.

Mitsubishi Motors in the UK is providing car buyers with even more reason to consider its recently revised model line-up with the announcement of its latest 0% APR HP* and 5.9% APR representative* PCP offers.

0% APR HP* is available across the entire range, while for the majority of models there is also the option of the 5.9% APR representative* PCP package, which offers deposit contributions of up to £2,500. There is no need for a customer deposit with either finance solution.

Now capable of 166 mpg with CO₂ emissions of only 141g/km and an extended all-electric range of 33 miles, the multi-award-winning Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV offers a £2,500 deposit contribution when bought via the 5.9% APR representative* PCP finance package.

Selected versions of the Mitsubishi Outlander diesel, which was also updated for 2017 with extra equipment and revised interior detailing, are also available with a £2,500 deposit contribution on the same PCP package.

Recently voted ‘Best Pickup’ at the Carbuyer Awards 2017, the latest Mitsubishi L200 Series 5 attracts a £2,000 deposit contribution when customers opt for the 5.9% APR representative* PCP offer.

Now with new ‘Dynamic Shield’ front end styling and enhanced equipment, the 2017 Mitsubishi ASX is offered with a £1,500 deposit contribution on selected versions financed through the latest PCP offer.

Adding to the appeal of the legendary Mitsubishi Shogun is a £2,000 deposit contribution on all versions financed through a 5.9% APR representative* PCP finance package.

Finally, customers can experience the fun drive and generous specification of Mitsubishi’s Mirage Juro for a low monthly cost with the availability of a 0% APR representative* PCP offer.

All the offers run until March 29, 2017. There is no cash alternative to the finance deposit contributions.

Anyone buying a new Mitsubishi can also relax in the knowledge that it comes with a fully comprehensive five-year warranty package.

Notes:

All offers are subject to availability and while stocks last. Terms and conditions apply. Offers are for retail customers only and finance is subject to status. UK residence and 18+ only.

*All finance offers are supplied through Finance Mitsubishi, part of Lloyds Banking Group. The 0% APR Hire Purchase Finance plan requires no deposit and is over 36 months. The 0% APR representative PCP offer requires a minimum 20% deposit and is excluded from any Finance Deposit Contribution (FDC) offers. FDC offers can only be used towards a PCP (Personal Contract Plan) finance options through Finance Mitsubishi. Offers not available in conjunction with any other offers. We may receive commission or other benefits for introducing you to one of our lenders. Mitsubishi Motors in the UK reserves the right to change these offers at any time. These offers are not available on the Channel Islands or Isle of Man. All finance plans, offers and FDCs are available until 29th March 2017.

Model Year 2017 Mitsubishi ASX goes on sale with the Dynamic Shield look from the Outlander grafted on to this car.

• Model Year 2017 Mitsubishi ASX goes on sale in the UK on November 1
• "Dynamic Shield” refreshes the looks and brings the Mitsubishi ASX in line with the Outlander and Outlander PHEV
• Trim designation is simplified with added equipment on most versions
• Three engine options – one petrol and two diesels – with on-demand 4WD and an automatic transmission available on certain versions
• Prices for the 2017 Mitsubishi ASX start at £15,999

The revised Mitsubishi ASX crossover is ready to make an entrance into Mitsubishi showrooms across the UK from November 1 2016. 

The design of the Mitsubishi ASX gets a sleek new look courtesy of Mitsubishi Motors Corporation’s (MMC) new “Dynamic Shield” visual identity, refreshing the vehicle and bringing it in line with other models in the range such as the Mitsubishi Outlander and Outlander PHEV. 

The “Dynamic Shield” symbolises functionality and reassuring safety with bold chromed streaks sitting either side of the grille, shielding the three diamond mark.

The updated ASX not only welcomes the introduction of MMC’s “Dynamic Shield”, there is also a shark-fin antenna, revised seat cushions, new seat upholstery across the range and a new “Lightning Blue” colour option. Variant names in the new ASX range have also been changed, returning to the straightforward ASX 2, ASX 3, ASX 4 and ASX 5 format, and there have been changes to the trim levels too.

The versatile and efficient engine range is carried over from the outgoing ASX, with a 117hp, 154Nm 1.6-litre MIVEC petrol engine driving the front wheels via a five-speed manual gearbox; a 114hp, 270Nm 1.6-litre DI-D turbo diesel engine with a six-speed manual gearbox (front-wheel drive on ASX 3 / on-demand four-wheel drive on ASX 4) and a 150hp, 260Nm 2.2-litre DI-D turbo diesel combined with on-demand four-wheel drive and a six-speed automatic transmission as standard.

In terms of fuel economy and emissions, the 1.6 turbo diesel with front-wheel drive produces CO₂ emission of just 119g/km and is capable of 61.4 mpg on the official combined fuel economy cycle, while 4WD versions produce 132g/km and return 56.5 mpg. The 1.6-litre petrol engine produces emissions of 135g/km and is capable of 48.7 mpg on the official combined fuel economy cycle, while the 2.2-litre turbo diesel has emissions of 152g/km and returns 48.7 mpg.

The ASX Range

ASX 2: The Mitsubishi ASX 2 is the entry-point to the ASX range, yet offers an extremely high level of standard equipment including 16-inch alloy wheels; front fog lamps; air conditioning; Bluetooth phone connectivity; a USB port with iPhone compatibility; a leather-trimmed steering wheel; multifunction colour instrument display; electric windows front and rear; rear privacy glass and arm rests for front and rear occupants. Safety equipment includes Mitsubishi Active Stability and Traction Control (M-ASTC), Hill Start Assist and seven airbags as standard. The Mitsubishi ASX 2 1.6 petrol 117hp has a list price of £15,999.

ASX 3: The Mitsubishi ASX 3 builds on the impressive specification of the ASX 2 by adding two-tone 18-inch alloys; black wheel-arch garnishes; automatic climate control; keyless entry and operation; cruise control; automatic light and rain sensors; xenon super-HID ‘wide vision’ headlamps with washers; DAB radio and Bluetooth music streaming; auto-dimming rear view mirror; heated front seats; electric-folding door mirrors and, new for 2017, a reversing camera. The Mitsubishi ASX 3 1.6 petrol is priced from £18,349 with the ASX 3 1.6 turbo diesel is priced from £20,349.

ASX 4: The Mitsubishi ASX 4 features four-wheel drive as standard and is available with the 1.6-litre turbo diesel and 2.2-litre turbo diesel automatic. Standard features in addition to the specification of the ASX 3 include leather upholstery, black roof rails, an aluminium pedal kit (new for 2017); a panoramic glass roof and the Mitsubishi Multi Communication System (MMCS), which includes a seven-inch HD touch-screen display, satellite navigation, DAB, CD player, SD card compatibility and reversing camera. The Mitsubishi Outlander ASX 4 1.6 turbo diesel 4WD is priced from £24,249 while the ASX 4 2.2 turbo diesel automatic 4WD is priced from £25,649.

ASX 5: This premium edition of the Mitsubishi ASX, due in January 2017, is similar in concept to the highly successful and luxurious Mitsubishi Outlander GX5 and Shogun SG5 models. The seats are trimmed in rich Nappa leather available in a choice of three colours - Claret Red, Porcelain Cream and Gunmetal Grey – while the premium carpet mat set and boot mat feature colour-coded piping to match the leather trim. Heated rear seats are standard as are; a power-adjusted driver’s seat; twin rear USB charging ports; LED interior lighting and front-door entry guards. The Mitsubishi ASX 5 1.6 turbo diesel 4WD will retail from £26,949 in January 2017 and the top-of-the-range ASX 5 2.2 turbo diesel automatic 4WD will be priced at £28,349.

The Mitsubishi ASX range is backed by five year, 62,500 mile warranty and comes with three-year pan-European roadside, home and accident assistance as standard. The Mitsubishi Service Plan covers scheduled maintenance for the first three years and is available for £500 for 1.6-litre petrol and turbo diesel versions and £675 for the 2.2-litre turbo diesel.

PARIS - The Mitsubishi ASX gets the more corporate look with the new “Dynamic Shield” visual identity.

Just a few weeks prior to its market introduction in Europe, the revised ASX will be featured at the 2016 Paris Motor Show, sporting another interpretation of Mitsubishi Motors Corporation’s (MMC) new “Dynamic Shield” visual identity.

With over 1,100,000 units produced since its launch in 2010, ASX ^[1] has proved to be a global success for Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC), as well as a timely development against the ever growing crowd of C-Segment SUV market.

In Europe ^[2], it is the second global market with 237,564 units sold since launch ^[3], where it remains Mitsubishi Motors’ number two seller behind Outlander.

Building on this solid foundation, Mitsubishi Motors continues to improve on this success with steady freshening to keep up with market trends and customers’ demand as well as the Brand’s own evolution.

Visual Identity

For a smooth transition towards the next generation of Mitsubishi Motors vehicles, the 2017 ASX boasts Mitsubishi’s “Dynamic Shield” – MMC’s new visual identity.

Previewed with the 2014 Outlander PHEV Concept-S show car, Dynamic Shield is meant to symbolise the functionality and reassuring safety inherent to Mitsubishi Motors’ SUVs, with bold chromed streaks on either side of the grille shielding the Three-Diamond mark to create a 3D suggestion of motion.

In the case of ASX, the front bumper was altered to accommodate the chrome streaks while the central section was blacked-out to mimic New Outlander (see above sketch) or eX-Concept. Above, the upper grille is now made of thin black horizontal slats and connects with the headlamps for an integrated look.

This new front face pays respect to both MMC’s past and “Form follows Function” philosophy. It is inherited from the bumper side protection seen historically with Shogun, providing a unique feeling of protection for the people and the car itself. In that sense, this new front face design expresses design heritage and evolution from that heritage.

In addition to this new front face, the European specifications 2017 ASX will also feature a shark fin antenna, a more supportive rear seat padding as well as a new seat material.

These cosmetic changes come on top of the most recent improvements brought to ASX for Europe, such as:

• New 1.6 Turbo Diesel 114 ps engine (w/ Auto Stop & Go, 6 M/T, either 2WD or 4WD)
• Extended service intervals
• New features such as 18” multi-spoke alloy wheels, piano black accent on steering wheel, auto-dimming rear view mirror ^[4]

[1] RVR or Outlander Sport outside of Europe

[2] ”MME34” area, i.e.:34 markets – excl. RU & UA

[3] 21,079 units for CY16

[4] Availability according to market & model.

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation will launch another all-new concept at this years Paris Motor Show.

Following the unveiling of the Concept XR PHEV II and eX Concept at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show and the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show respectively, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) continues the development of its ‘Dynamic Shield’ design philosophy with its latest concept to be unveiled at this year’s Paris Motor Show.

The Ground Tourer Concept carries the latest expression of Mitsubishi Motors’ design journey, expressed through four powerful elements: Functional beauty, augmented possibilities, Japanese craftsmanship and solid thrust.

Combining Mitsubishi Motors’ unparalleled off road heritage and cutting edge plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) technology, the Ground Tourer Concept SUV will offer effortless travel both on and off the beaten track whatever the driving conditions.