Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has introduced a new Guaranteed Resale Value (GRV) programme for the Mitsubishi Xforce, offering eligible buyers a guaranteed buyback value of up to 60% of the car's original on-the-road price after five years.

Something rather unprecedented took place in the Malaysian automotive scene in April 2026. The Mitsubishi Xforce chalked up 2,600 bookings in its debut month alone, emerging as the best-selling non-national compact B-SUV for the period.

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 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.

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.

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.