The public premiere of the Mitsubishi D:X concept minivan will take place at the Japan Mobility Show, which will open on October 26, but in the meantime the Japanese brand has published photographs of the new product. Particular attention was paid to the interior configuration: all passenger seats can be adjusted both longitudinally and transversely, as well as rotated around their axis.
The car is based on a space frame, it is driven by a hybrid installation with the ability to recharge the battery from an outlet, and all-wheel drive is all that is known about the technical component of D:X at the moment. It is positioned as a crossover MPV – that is, it combines the practicality of a minivan with the off-road capabilities of a crossover. Judging by the high ground clearance, off-road tires, all-round protective linings and integrated roof rack, it is clear that the minivan is designed for travel and expeditions.
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Even with the appearance of the first teasers, Mitsubishi promised the concept an “extremely spacious interior.” It has now become known that it is designed for six people, and each seat (with the exception, apparently, of the driver) can be adjusted in all directions, including rotated so that passengers sit facing each other. A premium Yamaha audio system and a voice assistant are announced for the minivan.
Previously, it was suggested that in the future the D:X concept could be reborn into a new version of the popular Delica D:5. And although Delica is mentioned in the official release, there is no confirmation of this yet.
Mitsubishi will reveal more details at the Japan Mobility Show, where, in addition to the concept minivan, it will show the sixth generation L200 pickup for the Japanese market. This will be a home premiere, since the global one took place back in the summer in Thailand – where the model is sold under the name Triton.
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