but is set to follow a different strategy for its core ASEAN region. The teased model has a unique design that appears to stay true to the concept that debuted in October 2022. More specifically, it retains the split LED headlights, the large grille, and the sculpted bonnet.Equipment will include the new “Dynamic Sound Yamaha Premium” audio system with Coaxial 2-way speakers and Yamaha-branded tweeters for an “immersive sound experience”.
The company claims that the yet-unnamed model will combine SUV styling, practicality, and comfort, offering a “spacious cabin” with “versatile storage spaces”. It is also said to be capable of “handling rough surfaces” and “roads flooded by heavy rains” which is quite important for Asian buyers.
We will learn more about the new compact SUV in the coming months as we move closer to its debut. Until then you can check out the previewing XFC Concept and imagine it with slightly toned-down features. The SUV will be one of the six new Mitsubishi production models coming before the end of 2023, and one of the