Mitsubishi's Eco-Friendly D:X Concept: What to Expect
Futuristic ONES - From the 2023 Japan Mobility Show, it's Mitsubishi Motors Corporation's turn to shine as they introduce the Mitsubishi D:X Concept at this automotive event. This concept car is set to be the future successor to the Delica model and is destined for mass production.
The Mitsubishi D:X Concept is taking center stage at Mitsubishi's booth during the 2023 Japan Mobility Show. (Picture from: Kumparan)
Hiroshi Nagaoka, the Executive Vice President of Mitsubishi Motor Corporation, highlighted the unique nature of the D:X Concept compared to other Mitsubishi concept cars. He explained, "This D:X Concept is a bit different compared to other Mitsubishi concept cars, such as the previous XForce. So this is different, it won't exactly look like this, but usually when Mitsubishi has a concept model, it won't be produced for long."
The Mitsubishi D:X Concept plays a crucial role in the development of the new Delica line, focusing on plug-in hybrid (PHEV) technology as its primary power source. (Picture from: Otomotif-Kompas)
While an exact production timeline for the MPV Crossover prototype remains undisclosed, the company's goal is clear – it shouldn't be later than 2023. Nagaoka emphasized, "We still don't know the timing, but maybe before 2030 we can see it. Because this is a global model, to challenge the global market, we will try to bring it."
The Delica's character can be seen from the Mitsubishi D:X Concept's side window graphics that extend from the front of the cabin to the sturdy D pillar. (Picture from: PhilKotse)
The D:X Concept plays a crucial role in the development of the new Delica line, focusing on plug-in hybrid (PHEV) technology as its primary power source. What sets the D:X Concept
apart is its ability to combine the characteristics of both MPV and SUV
concepts. It promises to handle various terrains and obstacles with
ease, all while providing a comfortable and spacious interior like that
of an MPV.
What sets the Mitsubishi D:X Concept apart is its ability to combine the characteristics of both MPV and SUV concepts. (Picture from: Viva)
A futuristic, aggressive design with a boxy body is the first impression when you see the D:X Concept. The Delica's character can be seen from the side window graphics that extend from the front of the cabin to the sturdy D pillar.
The Mitsubishi D:X Concept's interior is very spacious and safe, with panoramic seats that move up and down, providing an unprecedented driving experience. (Picture from: PhilKotse)
The impression of space is created by the windshield which extends downwards. Over fender fenders with large diameter tires provide a strong impression, with additional slip plates and protectors on the foot steps.
The front still carries the Dynamic Shield model. The laser projector lamp has a distinctive T shape, extending to the side to give a wide impression. This D:X Concept uses a copper color with a semi-gloss texture.
The Mitsubishi D:X Concept promises to handle various terrains and obstacles with ease, all while providing a comfortable and spacious interior like that of an MPV. (Picture from: Viva)
Nagaoka provided further insights into its design, saying, "The size is larger than the current Delica model, as the ground clearance is very high. So you could say this car can be taken anywhere because it can also rotate 360 degrees."
The Mitsubishi D:X Concept aligns with Mitsubishi's latest hybrid technology advancements, ensuring enhanced performance, power, and a focus on environmental sustainability. (Picture from: Viva)
Moreover, the D:X Concept aligns with Mitsubishi's latest hybrid technology advancements, ensuring enhanced performance, power, and a focus on environmental sustainability. This aligns with the company's commitment to achieving carbon neutrality.
In summary, the Mitsubishi D:X Concept isn't just another fleeting idea. It represents the future successor to the Delica model and is on track for mass production. This concept car distinguishes itself from typical Mitsubishi concepts, underlining the company's dedication to bringing it to life.
While an exact production date for the MPV Crossover prototype remains unspecified, the goal is to make it a reality before 2030, especially in global markets. The D:X Concept combines the best of both MPV and SUV worlds, making it versatile for any adventure while maintaining passenger comfort. Additionally, it incorporates Mitsubishi's latest hybrid technology to contribute to a more sustainable automotive future. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | MITSUBISHI | PHILKOTSE | CARSCOOPS | TOPGEAR | HUPEBEAST ]
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Mitsubishi's Eco-Friendly D:X Concept: What to Expect
Hiroshi Nagaoka, the Executive Vice President of Mitsubishi Motor Corporation, highlighted the unique nature of the D:X Concept compared to other Mitsubishi concept cars. He explained, "This D:X Concept is a bit different compared to other Mitsubishi concept cars, such as the previous XForce. So this is different, it won't exactly look like this, but usually when Mitsubishi has a concept model, it won't be produced for long."
Hiroshi Nagaoka, the Executive Vice President of Mitsubishi Motor Corporation, highlighted the unique nature of the D:X Concept compared to other Mitsubishi concept cars. He explained, "This D:X Concept is a bit different compared to other Mitsubishi concept cars, such as the previous XForce. So this is different, it won't exactly look like this, but usually when Mitsubishi has a concept model, it won't be produced for long."
While an exact production date for the MPV Crossover prototype remains unspecified, the goal is to make it a reality before 2030, especially in global markets. The D:X Concept combines the best of both MPV and SUV worlds, making it versatile for any adventure while maintaining passenger comfort. Additionally, it incorporates Mitsubishi's latest hybrid technology to contribute to a more sustainable automotive future. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | MITSUBISHI | PHILKOTSE | CARSCOOPS | TOPGEAR | HUPEBEAST ]
