Mitsubishi Motors North America has confirmed that it will be rolling out its five-door Lancer Sportback in the US this summer for the 2010 model year.
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Mitsubishi will import a five-door version of its Lancer sedan this summer. The five-door will be a 2010 model and will come in two variants: a 168-hp Sportback GTS and a high-performance, 237-hp Sportback Ralliart.
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In the wake of its rumored U.S. arrival, Mitsubishi is officially confirming the addition of the Lancer Sportback to its North American product portfolio.
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Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) global production last month fell 38.5% year on year to 72,916 units, the 10th consecutive monthly decrease since March.
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Mitsubishi Motors North America will extend the planned seven-week shutdown at its Illinois plant by five weeks, the company said today. Mitsubishi will close its Normal plant for 12 weeks, from Feb.
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Mitsubishi is set to reveal a new version of its electric i MiEV Sport concept at the Geneva Motor Show in March.The vehicle will preview the sporty 2+2 due in 2011.
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Mitsubishi will present a concept of a sporty electric vehicle at the Geneva auto show in March. The convertible Mitsubishi i MiEV Sport Air is based on the four-door Mitsubishi i MiEV production electric vehicle.
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Mitsubishi will show another iteration of its sporty micro-size electric car with the debut of the i MiEV Sport Air concept at the Geneva motor show in March.
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Mitsubishi Motors has described its i MiEV Sport Air concept for the Geneva show in March as a "new-age pocket rocket" which "signals the direction in which the sports EV may take in the future".
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This year's auto show circuit is showing more green cars to the general public than ever-- and Mitsubishi is gearing up to give their latest all-electric vehicle a global debut.
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This week, Auto123.com features the following road tests: The Altima Hybrid, Nissan's new mid-size « green » sedan. The Chevrolet Traverse, the new, ultimate versatile and affordable SUV. The Subaru Impreza WRX265, the Mitsubishi Lancer Rallyart's new sporty competitor. And don't miss the videos filmed by our journalists at the Montreal International Auto Show, such as the interview with the president of Ford Canada, David Mondragon.
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This year's auto show circuit is showing more green cars to the general public than ever-- and Mitsubishi is gearing up to give their latest all-electric vehicle a global debut.
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Mitsubishi Motors and Mazda have asked for Japanese government help to pay workers at plants idled due to the credit crisis.
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Mitsubishi's European new-car sales fell 18 percent in 2008 compared with a year earlier.
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Mitsubishi Motors Europe (MME) calendar year sales fell 18% to 164,462 units versus 200,045 in 2007, the automaker said on Wednesday.
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Mitsubishi Motors on Tuesday said it would temporarily cut some operations at Japanese plants next month and also try to cut labour costs as vehicle demand falls.
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Mitsubishi Motors' i MiEV (Mitsubishi innovative Electric Vehicle) is getting closer to tangible reality to European users with the actual start of a pan-European feasibility testing campaign this month.
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Seems like mounting pressure from the expanding Mitsubishi Lancer lineup has managed to squeeze a tweaked-up WRX out of Subaru's Impreza range. Perhaps Mitsubishi intended their 237 horsepower Lancer Ralliart to cut the WRX's grass by offering more power and gadgets. Subaru's ensuing defense play maintains power dominance in the 'PlayStation' car market, and gives shoppers a new sub-STI model called the "WRX 265" to consider. It doesn't offer a twin-clutch gearbox or Super All Wheel Control, but it does have nearly 30 more horsepower to compensate.
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Seems like mounting pressure from the expanding Mitsubishi Lancer lineup has managed to squeeze a tweaked-up WRX out of Subaru's Impreza range. Perhaps Mitsubishi intended their 237 horsepower Lancer Ralliart to cut the WRX's grass by offering more power and gadgets. Subaru's ensuing defense play maintains power dominance in the 'PlayStation' car market, and gives shoppers a new sub-STI model called the "WRX 265" to consider. It doesn't offer a twin-clutch gearbox or Super All Wheel Control, but it does have nearly 30 more horsepower to compensate.
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