Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has upped the ante for potential buyers of the Mitsubishi Xforce, as they are now offering this B-segment SUV with:

Mitsubishi Motors has released fresh details of the all-new Pajero ahead of its global debut this autumn, confirming that the iconic SUV will retain a ladder-frame chassis and feature the company's latest Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) system.

Mitsubishi Motors has announced plans to invest 16 billion baht (approximately RM1.94 billion) in Thailand by 2030, clueing that models like a Mitsubishi Triton Hybrid and electrified next-gen all-new Pajero are on the way.

With Mitsubishi Motors officially announcing the launch and local production of the Xforce HEV in Indonesia, this highly anticipated B-segment hybrid crossover SUV is once again in the ASEAN automotive spotlight. Over the past year or so, from its debut in Thailand to its localised production in Indonesia, Mitsubishi’s electrification push in Southeast Asia has noticeably gathered pace.

After years of silence, the countdown has finally begun for the complete revival of Mitsubishi Motors' legendary rugged off-road flagship——the Mitsubishi Pajero. According to the latest official teasers and various sources, the all-new 2027 Pajero is confirmed to make its official global debut this autumn, with subsequent rollouts in international markets.

Mitsubishi has officially introduced the Xforce HEV in Indonesia, making it the brand’s first hybrid model sold in the country. The compact SUV is locally assembled (CKD) and joins the existing Xforce range as an electrified alternative for buyers looking for lower-emission urban transport.

Pajero fans, rejoice! We recently obtained spyshots of the upcoming 2027 Mitsubishi Pajero doing rounds in Thailand.

As the automotive industry moves deeper into the era of CASE (Connected, Autonomous, Shared, Electrified) and SDV (Software-Defined Vehicle), software and digital capabilities have become critical factors in a car's competitiveness. To accelerate its digital transformation, Mitsubishi Motors has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with FPT Japan Holdings, the Japanese subsidiary of Vietnam'

Mitsubishi Motors continues its strong momentum in the Southeast Asian market. According to its Fiscal Year 2025 (FY2025) performance report, Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam achieved excellent results with total retail sales reaching 48,096 units, representing a solid 11.7% year-on-year increase.

The competition in Malaysia's B-segment SUV market has never been more intense. While major players continue to battle for dominance, Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has delivered an impressive early victory: the all-new Mitsubishi Xforce, officially launched on April 8, is projected to achieve 900 unit deliveries by the end of its first month.