Mitsubishi unveils its plans for 2026
- Published on 16/03/2026 6:46
- Modified on 16/03/2026 6:48
The Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors has announced a deep restructuring of its commercial policy for the French market.
This strategy, focused on a widespread reduction in prices and the introduction of new trims, aims to strengthen the brand’s competitiveness in the face of increased competition in the hybrid and electrified vehicle segment.
Price Repositioning
The Grandis model, equipped with the HEV 1.8L engine producing 158 hp, benefits from a major price revision. The entry-level version, the Invite +, sees its price drop by €3,500 to settle at €33,390. This decline reaches €4,400 on the premium Instyle trim, now offered at €38,990.
At the same time, the compact SUV ASX simplifies its catalog. The Invite+ trim is replaced by a new Black Edition version, priced at €31,990. This version includes glossy black aesthetic elements and additional comfort features, such as heated seats. The higher trims Intense and Instyle also see price reductions of up to €2,400.
Range Dynamism and Sporting Heritage
The brand’s flagship, the Outlander PHEV, also adopts a Black Edition variant. Positioned at the high end, it is marketed at €63,340, providing a customer advantage of €3,250 compared to the Instyle+ version.
Finally, Mitsubishi leverages its rally heritage with the launch of the “Spirit Edition” package. Available for €2,000 on the Grandis, Eclipse Cross, and Outlander models, this package includes aesthetic attributes inspired by the Ralliart division.
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The entire range maintains extensive after-sales coverage, including a manufacturer warranty of up to 8 years or 160,000 km, as well as equivalent roadside assistance.
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