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Mitsubishi revives Ralliart name for hot SUV concept

Performance-oriented take on Outlander heads manufacturer’s Tokyo Auto Salon stage

Mitsubishi has revived its Ralliart performance nameplate for a performance-focused SUV concept, which will be one of seven models on show at the 2022 Tokyo Auto Salon.

The muscular Vision Ralliart – based on the second-generation Outlander – is one of two brand-new concept cars to be revealed. It hints at how Mitsubishi will mark out performance-inspired Ralliart models from standard cars, with its bulky front and rear bumpers, domineering front grille and large rear diffuser, which the firm says is “reminiscent of a race car”.

The Vision Ralliart will be painted in matt black with a subtle blue undertone that can be seen when hit by light.

Mitsubishi claims the model upholds the famed Ralliart performance legacy, with hardware upgrades extending to its widened stance, 22in wheels and large brake discs with opposed-piston six-pot calipers. There is no indication that the standard car’s plug-in hybrid powertrain has been significantly reworked.


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I'm thinking about getting a 2020 model.
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New Mitsubishi Outlander Ralliart 2024 Concept

The Mitsubishi Outlander Ralliart PHEV is an upcoming performance hybrid crossover SUV that is set to take the market by storm. As one of the pioneers of hybrid vehicle technology, Mitsubishi has been continuously working towards improving the fuel efficiency and overall performance of its hybrid vehicles.

The Outlander PHEV is expected to be equipped with a plug-in hybrid powertrain that will consist of a 2,4-litre four-cylinder petrol engine and two electric motors. The engine will produce 99 kW of power and 202 N.m of torque, while the two electric motors will produce a combined output of 213 kW of power and a maximum torque of 450 N.m. The expected Outlander PHEV will feature a new and improved battery pack that will provide a larger driving range on electric power alone. This new battery pack will enable the vehicle to travel up to 80 Km on electric power alone, making it perfect for short commutes and local trips.


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