There may be a new Mitsubishi ASX in Europe, but the same model continues on in Australia – albeit with a new base model for 2023.
If you’re onto a good thing, stick to it – or so seems the mantra of the Mitsubishi ASX, now a dozen years old in its current generation and wearing its fourth facelift which itself lobbed back in 2019.
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Transmission
5-speed manual or Auto (CVT)
Driven Wheels
Front
Fuel Type
Unleaded
Body Types
SUV
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Front-wheel Drive
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Transmission
5-speed manual or Auto (CVT)
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Front
Fuel Type
Unleaded
Body Types
SUV
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Front-wheel Drive
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The Mitsubishi ASX comes in a variety of variants with the cheapest being GS and the most expensive being Exceed.
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| Specification | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | 4,365 mm |
| Overall Width | 1,810 mm |
| Overall Height | 1,630 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,670 mm |
| Turning Circle | 10,600 mm |
| Load Capacity | 628 mm |
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Mitsubishi ASX
The cheapest Mitsubishi ASX is the GS that starts from $23,990.
See all Mitsubishi ASX PricingThe most expensive Mitsubishi ASX is the Exceed that starts from $34,740.
See all Mitsubishi ASX PricingThe best towing capacity of a Mitsubishi ASX is 1300 kg offered by the following variants: GS, ES, MR, LS, GSR and Exceed.
See all Mitsubishi ASX towing capacityThe largest Mitsubishi ASX is the GS which measures 1810mm wide, 4365mm in length and sits 1640mm tall.
The most powerful Mitsubishi ASX is the GSR which has 123kW of power from its 2.4L In-Line engine.
The Mitsubishi ASX is built in Japan and shipped to Australia.
The heaviest Mitsubishi ASX is the GSR which weighs 1970 kg (kerb weight).
The Mitsubishi ASX uses Unleaded.
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