Mitsubishi ASX

An enduring vehicle of 15 years, the previous generation Mitsubishi ASX was one of the best-selling small SUVs ever in Australia, defined by its solid The Mitsubishi ASX returns in new-generation form with big improvements in key areas and an even bigger price tag to match, but who is this small SUV for?

The Mitsubishi ASX story goes like this: in 2010, the Japanese marque released a small SUV that was ahead of its time. Despite being decidedly average to Reliable, but outdated and outclassed by virtually every rival on the road and in the cabin, the 14-year-old Mitsubishi ASX feels ready for retirement.

Mitsubishi will re-enter the Australian EV market later this year after a 14-year absence, with the ASX VR-e. Much like the existing ASX, which is a

New-generation ASX small SUV is not hitting internal sales targets, but what will be done?

Mitsubishi Australia has confirmed pricing for its new-generation ASX small SUV, which is due to go on sale locally between October and the end of Historically known for its affordable price and reliability, the ASX has finally been given a new generation after the best part of two decades – but it’s come at a cost

Senior leaders at Mitsubishi Motors Australia say they see navigating the car industry’s challenges — including Chinese rivalry, inflation and new

Mitsubishi will double-down on hybrid vehicles in Australia with a particular emphasis on plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), with local leaders of the Japanese Fuel-efficient small SUV twins would join Outlander in Mitsubishi Australia’s fight against multi-million dollar CO2 penalties

Mitsubishi Motors Australia has announced the retirement of its ASX small SUV after 15 years on sale, with its successor set to follow in 2025. It’s almost old enough to vote, but Mitsubishi’s weathered small SUV is finally being replaced…. by a Renault

Mitsubishi Motors Australia has announced it will be forced to axe three of its most popular models from its local line-up: the Pajero Sport 4WD wagon, Australian Design Rules that come into effect from March 1st will see three of Mitsubishi’s most popular models discontinued Down Under

Mitsubishi Australia has confirmed it at an “advanced stage” with its Japanese parent company to determine what will be its next small SUV. Speaking with As the ASX creaks towards its 14th birthday, Mitsubishi says work is well underway on deciding what small SUV will come next

One of the oldest vehicles currently on sale in Australia, the ASX small SUV will soon receive a small update with Mitsubishi Australia announcing a new The stalwart small SUV is about to undergo its latest update, gaining safety tech and a new optional accessory pack.

In 2010 Mitsubishi launched its ASX small SUV, beginning a longevity run practically unheard of in cars today. The same ASX, albeit with tweaks and As the 13-year-old ASX prepares for yet another model year update, we assess where the much-needed next generation small SUV will come from

With a lifecycle well into its 13th year, the ASX is certainly no spring chicken and Mitsubishi is considering how to breathe new life into its ageingIn the search for a replacement for its ageing ASX, Mitsubishi is considering model sharingwith ally Renault

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Mitsubishi won't bring a direct replacement for the Mirage in any time soon, leading the $10K more expensive ASX as the price leader

Australians interested in buying a Mitsubishi ASX will need to wait up to two months to take delivery of the popular small SUV.

The follow-up to the stunningly successful first-gen Mitsubishi ASX will launch early next year with a plug-in hybrid option.

The Mitsubishi ASX might be set to get a whole new generation in 2023 after a 13 year run as a popular small size SUV.