Nipped-and-tucked Mitsubishi Xpander officially priced | The Citizen

Mitsubishi has now announced pricing details for the refreshed 🌬Xpander, Eclipse Cross inspired restyling includes a subtly revised interior, but no changes underneath the bonnet. Click the link to read more: Mitsubishi mitsubushiexpander

Having made its debut in Thailand towards the end of last year, Mitsubishi has now announced pricing details for the refreshed Xpander.

A model that has been dominating the seven-seat compact MPV segment in said country since its debut five years ago, the updates for are largely identical and comprise Mitsubishi’s latest Dynamic Shield grille, restyled headlights and daytime running LEDs, new LED taillights and redesigned fog lamps.While dimensionally unchanged from the model that debuted at the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show in November, Mitsubishi has upped the ground clearance on all models to 225 mm thanks to the inclusion of new alloy wheels across the range.

For South Africa, Mitsubishi has opted not to introduces the new freestanding touchscreen infotainment system. Instead, the existing seven-inch display continues, still with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and display for the reverse camera. South African models also loose out on the new multi-function steering wheel as well as the two-tone colour option offered exclusively in Asia.

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