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Mitsubishi XM Concept Unveiled before GIIAS 2016
Mitsubishi is ready with a new concept named XM for the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show 2016. The car looks similar to the eX Concept of 2015 but contains more practicality when it comes to size and usability. The concept features SUV like design language and usability of a MPV in a singl...
Mitsubishi is ready with a new concept named XM for the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show 2016. The car looks similar to the eX Concept of 2015 but contains more practicality when it comes to size and usability. The concept features SUV like design language and usability of a MPV in a single product.
The car comes with 7 seat arrangement with the company claims of enough legroom for passengers in every row. No interior design has yet been unveiled while the exterior looks sharp from the front view. Roof rails and silver cladding line makes it look massive rather than a boxy feel.
The glass flows in a Tesla-like design, joining the panoramic roof in a smooth manner. The chances of the car being a hybrid are more favorable as Mitsubishi has been working on environment friendly measures since a long time now. It can even be a full time electric vehicle from the car maker.
The glass flows in a Tesla-like design, joining the panoramic roof in a smooth manner. The chances of the car being a hybrid are more favorable as Mitsubishi has been working on environment friendly measures since a long time now. It can even be a full time electric vehicle from the car maker.
Mitsubishi XM Concept Unveiled before GIIAS 2016
The production version would be launched in October 2017, making the things clear that the car would be unveiled in a production version in the start of 2017. The rear end shot of the car would define whether the SUV character suits the car or makes it two different personalities when seen from front and rear respectively.Ad
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