Mitsubishi Xpander 2022 has just been brought to a dealer to serve the purpose of product training for employees. The origin of the new Xpander is unknown, only known that the car being sold on the market has both assembled and imported versions. Regarding the version, the car will have at least 2 options, because a low-end version once appeared while testing on Thang Long Boulevard (Hanoi) with one-tone wheels, no fin antenna, bumpers. Monochrome front and rear bumpers.
Mitsubishi Xpander 2022 for product training purposes.
Mitsubishi Xpander 2022 is an upgraded version in the middle of the life cycle (facelift), so the changes are not much. The appearance is redesigned, the chassis is higher than the old version. The new, more angular LED front lights combine with LED daytime running lights. The rear lights now have a more eye-catching LED interface. The 5-spoke rims are still the same size as before, but with a stronger design.
The car appeared at the dealershipMost likely this is a high-end version with an automatic transmission. Some details that show that are the chrome grille surround, chrome rearview mirror caps, chrome glass borders and LED headlights.
The interior is more luxurious and advanced than the old version, including some details that Vietnamese customers expect, such as a 9-inch central touch screen that supports Apple CarPlay, a new 3-spoke steering wheel and an electric handbrake. death.
Engine and transmission details have not been revealed. In the Indonesian market, this model has a big change from a 4-speed automatic transmission to a CVT stepless automatic. However, according to a source, Xpander 2022 sold in Vietnam still uses a 4-speed gearbox. Car expected to be released next month.
The new upgraded Xpander was present in time when the segment appeared two new Toyota rivals, Veloz Cross and Avanza Premio. In particular, Veloz Cross is a formidable opponent with many modern equipment and prices from 648 million VND.
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