Mitsubishi News

Mitsubishi Motors and Barbury Castle Estate are delighted to announce their new working partnership.

The Highways Agency’s Traffic Officers started work in spring 2004 in the West Midlands and then nationally in England in 2005. The Highways Agency’s aim is to keep traffic moving and help make journeys on its network as safe and as reliable as possible.

Mitsubishi and its motor sports unit MMSP have established the team's objectives for the coming season, as well as for the 2009 ‘Dakar’, which breaks new ground with a start and finish in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a rest-day in Valparaiso on Chile's Pacific coast.

Mitsubishi Motors has announced its production, sales and export figures for February 2008, with record-breaking growth fuelled by sales of the new Outlander and new Lancer.

Mitsubishi has announced that the new L200’s manual transmission variants will come with a 225 g/km CO2 emissions rating, placing them in the lower Congestion Charge band and saving drivers £17 per trip in and out of the Capital.

The 2008 Mitsubishi Ralliart Evolution Challenge has returned with Round Two at the Brick and Steel Border Counties Rally, which is to take place on Saturday, 5 April 2008.

Mitsubishi Motors in the UK has revealed that the all-new Outlander will now seamlessly step up a gear with the introduction of the Lancer Evolution X’s Twin Clutch SST.

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) has decided to transfer production of all EU-bound SUVs it supplies to PSA Peugeot Citroen from its Mizushima Plant, where they are currently built, to its European production hub, Netherlands Car B.V. (“NedCar”, Born). The transfer will be effective from January 2009.

The new Mitsubishi Lancer was recently rigorously put through its paces by some of the Metropolitan Police’s top test drivers at the Millbrook Proving Grounds, Bedfordshire as it was evaluated for potential police use on the UK’s streets.

Mitsubishi prepares to dominate performance rallying in Central Europe and South America.