Mildly tweaked Paj’ Sport arrives priced from $44,940 + ORC with tyre pressure monitoring fitted as standard to two- and four-wheel drive GLS, Exceed and GSR grades, and new colour options. The popular Deluxe Package on GLS variants continues.

Mildly revised Paj Sport is priced from $44,940 + ORC due late this month/early April with tyre pressure monitoring added to higher grades along with new colours and a popular GLS ‘Deluxe Package’ to continue on Triton-based SUV.

Range-wide updates include 1500W vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability the PHEV, a new look and additional kit (grade dependent). Priced from $31,490 + ORC for petrol and $47,290 + ORC for PHEV.

Here this month with variant-dependent upgrades including, from base ES, auto high beam, auto rear braking, rear cross traffic alert. All variants have enhanced luxury and safety specification. Priced from $55,490 + ORC.

A better PHEV but costs more at $54,590 to $68,490 +ORC in ES, Aspire, Exceed and Exceed Tourer. Updated 20kWh li-ion battery, electric traction motor and 2.4-litre petrol engine for 185kW and 450Nm. 

Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is here mid-month with the smart new exterior, revised plug-in hybrid powertrain and extra features. A four model range spans $54,590 to $68,490+ORC.

The Triton’s MY22.5 range incorporates an around-view monitor and smartphone-mirroring on GSR-, plus a larger infotainment screen and digital radio on turbo-diesel-engined GLX versions.  

Mitsubishi has slightly reduced the standard spec levels of its Outlander medium SUV’s ES, LS and Aspire variants and increased the asking prices of the Exceed and Exceed Tourer versions.

Mitsubishi has added a pair of 4x2 derivatives (GLX and GLS) to lower the entry price point to its large SUV range for MY22, as well as a GSR 4×4 flagship replete with black exterior detailing.

New from the ground up, the fourth-generation Outlander is designed to be a more desirable RAV4 rival while keeping its ‘lots of car for the money’ appeal.

The Eclipse Cross small SUV joins Mitsubishi’s plug-in hybrid party this month, borrowing petrol-electric guts from the Outlander.

Mitsubishi has updated its Eclipse Cross small SUV with new styling, tweaked interior colour scheme and the revelation of a PHEV powertrain due next year.

After more than half a decade away, Mitsubishi is re-entering the LCV market with its new Express van, priced from $38,490 plus on-roads for the entry-level GLX SWB.

MITSUBISHI's micro Mirage has been treated to a facelift for 2020, brandishing a new ‘Dynamic Shield’ grille, new headlights, bumpers, wheels, tail-lights and a new 7.0-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay.

Mitsubishi's New Year's resolution for the Pajero Sport was to make it more attractive and to up the equipment list, albeit with some subtle price increases.

Mitsubishi’s pioneering plug-in hybrid electric vehicle comes in for an update after the mainstream variants of the mid-size SUV range were treated to a wide-ranging MY20 overhaul in August.

It might be one of the oldest SUVs still on sale in Australia, but Mitsubishi’s ASX is back at it again following yet another facelift. This one, though, is its most significant to date, bringing a fresh front end.

Set to receive its second update in eight months, Mitsubishi’s hot-selling Triton ute is in line for another specification bump to keep it fresh against its ever-improving rivals.

The new Triton pick-up will hit showrooms in January, sporting a big lift to safety and standard in-car comfort features, as well as suspension tweaks and dramatic new exterior styling.

Mitsubishi’s new Eclipse Cross small SUV will hit showrooms initially in two variants; the exclusively front-wheel-drive LS, and the front-wheel- or all-wheel-drive flagship Exceed. Pricing will start at $30,500 and $38,500 respectively.