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The 2023 Mitsubishi ASX launches with 5 powertrain options in Europe

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Last updated: 2022/10/05 at 9:51 PM
admin Published September 21, 2022 3 Min Read
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The Mitsubishi ASX , a compact crossover with ICE, hybrid, and plugin hybrid electric vehicle models, is anticipated to hit the market in march 2023 as it recently debuted in Europe.

The 2023 Mitsubishi ASX makes its debut with the automaker’s CMF-B platform, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a larger 9.3-inch center touchscreen display, as well as five powertrains to select from, including an electrified 1.6L four-cylinder engine that produces 160 hp. pic.twitter.com/Y7jIPRXs72

— Cole Marzen (@cole_marzen) September 20, 2022

According to Motor1.com, the external appearance of the ASX is highly chiseled. The car’s grille features bracket-shaped trim up front, and the headlights are complexly designed with running lights in the form of hooks below the primary lamps. Remarkably, the crossover is offered in six different colors. There are also higher-level trims with black roofs available.

2023 Mitsubishi ASX Debuts Today As A Reskinned Renault Capturhttps://t.co/RbYoE0J1nA pic.twitter.com/1k3qX10RPG

— motoraty (@motoraty) September 20, 2022

Notably, the interior of the ASX may appear significantly different based on the trim level. The entry model’s interior includes an analog instrument cluster with a 4.2-inch screen. Additionally, the range-topping model comes with a 10.25-inch digital instrument display or a 7.0-inch version.

Meanwhile, the typical infotainment screen has a landscape design and measures 7.0 inches. A 9.3-inch display with a portrait arrangement is an improvement that enables wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

It is worth noting that the Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi Alliance CMF-B platform serves as the foundation for the ASX, which offers five different powertrains.

For referemce, each of their specifications is included in the table below:

EngineHorsepowerTorqueBattery CapacityElectric-Only Range In Combined Category
1.0-Liter Three-Cylinder Six-Speed Manual90 HP (67 kW)118 LB-FT (160 Nm)N/AN/A
1.3-Liter Four-Cylinder Mild Hybrid Six-Speed Manual138 HP (103 kW)192 LB-FT (260 Nm)N/AN/A
1.3-Liter Four-Cylinder Mild Hybrid Seven-Speed Dual-Clutch156 HP (116 kW)199 LB-FT (270 Nm)N/AN/A
1.6-Liter Four-Cylinder Hybrid141 HP (105 kW)109 LB-FT (148 Nm)1.3 kWhN/A
1.6-Liter Plug-in Hybrid160 HP (117 kW)106 LB-FT (144 Nm)10.5 kWh29.2 miles – 30.45 miles (47 KM – 49 KM)

All ASX models are equipped with emergency braking assistance, lane departure warning, traffic sign recognition, and parking assistance for added security. On the other hand, blind spot assistance, active lane departure warning, and speed alert are added to higher-level models. 

Meanwhile, models with the longest range include adaptive cruise control and active lane-following assistance.

As of now, Mitsubishi has not yet disclosed the new ASX’s price.

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TAGGED: Electric Vehicle, Europe, EV, Mitsubishi ASX, Mitsubishi Motors, PHEV, plugin-hybrid
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