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Mitsubishi about-faces on European departure - but no decision on Ireland Renault-based Mitsubishis on sale from 2023, but not yet planned for Ireland Wed, Mar 10, 2021, 12:53   Mitsubishi has completed a volte-face (and the use of French is appropriate) on its departure from European sales with an announcement that the Japanese brand will sell a new range of models, based on Renault chassis and mechanical packages, from 2023. This, however, likely doesn’t preview a return to the Irish mark...

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance announced that Renault will supply two new models to Mitsubishi for the European market, confirming earlier reports on the matter. Mitsubishi’s new Renault-based models will launch in select European markets starting in 2023. The Japanese carmaker will offer these new models alongside the Eclipse Cross in LHD markets only, ensuring the brand’s presence in the region. Neither Mitsubishi nor Renault revealed what these new models will be, only stating th...

Share this article Share this article IRVINE, Calif., March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The valuation analysts at Kelley Blue Book today reported the estimated average transaction price for a light vehicle in the United States was $41,066 in February 2021. New-vehicle prices increased $2,515 (up 6.52%) from February 2020, while falling $31 (down 0.08%) from January 2021.    "Februarys average transaction price performance year-over-year has continued to climb," said Kayla Reynolds, industry int...

Renault will build new models for Mitsubishi in Europe Mitsubishi reverses plan to exit market with two new vehicles starting in 2023 Print The Mitsubishi Outlander midsize SUV, sold as a plug-in hybrid, is one of three models the brand now sells in Europe. PARIS -- Renault Group will build two new "sister models" for alliance partner Mitsubishi Motors starting in 2023, as the Japanese automaker reverses a decision to wind down operations in Europe. A model mix of the newly launched Mitsubish...

Japanese brand will maintain a presence in Europe with a pair of Renault-based cars and its own Eclipse Cross SUV

Mar 10, 2021 Mitsubishi Motors Corp. will source two Renault SA-made models for its European lineup as the Japanese automaker deviates from a decision to pull back from the region. The cars, which will be based on existing Renault platforms and tweaked to fit the Mitsubishi brand, will be sold in some European markets excluding the U.K. from 2023, the carmakers said in a statement Wednesday. Mitsubishi’s European lineup also will feature the Eclipse Cross plug-in hybrid. “Mitsubish...

A few years back I tested Volvo’s smallish mid-size crossover, the XC60, and was swept clean out of my cross-trainers. At the time, most crossovers were

Kumar wins $65,000 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in Pacific Energy Fuel Up and Win Promotion Kumar wins $65,000 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in Pacific Energy Fuel Up and Win Promotion Taxi driver, Jagdish Kumar is the owner of a brand new $65,000 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross. Taxi driver, Jagdish Kumar is the owner of a brand new $65,000 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross after winning the Pacific Energy Fuel Up and Win Promotion today. He says he tried to put in an entry everyday when fueled up at Pacific Energy S...

Listening to criticism can be a difficult experience. Some relish the opportunity to get better, others find it all too confronting. Mitsubishi’s futuristic-looking Eclipse Cross wasn’t panned, but neither was it embraced. Designers and engineers listened and have made some pivotal changes to the SUV. Models released since December have greater proportions, a bigger boot and improved infotainment. Nothing has changed under the skin, but engineers have tweaked the performance. Base model p...

After dawdling around for years with an outdated product, Mitsubishi finally updated the Outlander with a completely new generation vehicle and a third row of