Mitsubishi ASX 2020 News
All-new Mitsubishi ASX is coming
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By Andrew Chesterton · 04 Dec 2019
Australia's most popular small SUV hasn't received an all-new model update since its launch in 2010.
Long list of accessories for new Mitsu ASX
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By Tung Nguyen · 08 Nov 2019
If the two new style-focused MR and GSR variants of the 2020 ASX don't go far enough for you, Mitsubishi also offers a range of accessories for its small SUV to add further personalisation.Up front, customers can opt for a nudge bar, headlight protectors
New colours available to Mitsubishi ASX
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By Tung Nguyen · 07 Nov 2019
Mitsubishi's ASX crossover is currently riding high as Australia's best-selling sub-$40,000 small SUV in 2019, but a new update will land this week that should bolster its sales numbers even further.While the introduction of two new grades - the $28,240 d
Different look for Mitsubishi ASX MR and GSR
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By Tung Nguyen · 06 Nov 2019
Mitsubishi's popular ASX small SUV has gained two new variants in its 2020 model year refresh, with the MR kicking off at $27,490 before on-road costs and the GSR from $30,490, and both landing in local showrooms from December.Differentiating the pair fro
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America to thank for new ASX engine
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By Tom White · 05 Nov 2019
One of the biggest changes to the ASX range for 2020 model year is the addition of a heavier-hitting 2.4-litre petrol from the Outlander.
Mitsubishi ASX priced from $24,990 driveaway
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By Tung Nguyen · 23 Oct 2019
Mitsubishi's new-look ASX has landed in Australian showrooms with added equipment, a new engine choice and driveaway pricing.However, two of the new grades - the MR and GSR - will not arrive until December, with pricing for those two kept under wraps for
Could Mitsubishi overtake Hyundai this year?
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By Tung Nguyen · 20 Oct 2019
After nine months of trading, Australia's new car sales shows no signs of lifting by the end of the year.Overall, the market has dropped 7.9 per cent to 8111,464 to the end of September, with Toyota (154,515, -6.3%) once again the dominant player in the A
