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Mitsubishi Elevance Concept Unveiled at Japan Mobility Show 2025
Mitsubishi has introduced the Elevance concept SUV at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 in Tokyo, showcasing its vision for the future. This plug-in hybrid features a quad-motor system and a petrol generator, along with Mitsubishi's Super-All Wheel Control. The six-seat interior includes swiveling front seats and a high-tech dashboard with integrated screens. Notable features include a compact kitchen and a shower for outdoor activities, along with an AI Co-Driver system for real-time driving assistance. The vehicle's design reflects Mitsubishi's updated aesthetic, although production details remain unconfirmed.
Atul Bandhu
Updated Oct 30, 2025, 10:51 AM IST
Mitsubishi Elevance Concept Unveiled at Japan Mobility Show 2025
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Mitsubishi has unveiled the Elevance concept SUV at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 currently underway in Tokyo. The Elevance is a concept plug-in hybrid SUV and it offers a glimpse into the brand’s future direction and could mark the return of the legendary nameplates like Pajeo or Montero. At the event the company also showcased the Delica D:5 prototype and the Delica Mini
The Mitsubishi Elevance concept sports a quad-motor setup paired with a petrol engine operating as a generator. It features Mitsubishi’s Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC) with dual-motor Active Yaw Control at the rear. While the company has confirmed a large-capacity battery, other performance details remain undisclosed.
Mitsubishi Elevance Concept - Seating Layout
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This SUV boasts a six-seat setup, spread across three rows. It gets swivelling front seats and captain chairs in the middle row. Its cabin includes a panoramic dashboard display and a secondary screen integrated into the steering wheel. The concept also carries unconventional elements like a compact kitchen and shower setup, intended for extended outdoor use. It could also serve as a platform for the development of an overlander vehicle.
Mitsubishi Elevance Concept - Interior
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A key feature of this concept vehicle is its AI Co-Driver system. It observes driving habits and environmental data to recommend destinations and driving modes in real time.
Mitsubishi Elevance Concept - Rear Design
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The exterior follows Mitsubishi’s updated Dynamic Shield design theme. It carries a layered LED lighting setup, closed grille with honeycomb detailing, and solar panels on the roof. The sloping C/D-pillar section merges with a full-width tail-light bar at the rear.
While Mitsubishi has not confirmed production, the Elevance continues the company’s approach of previewing near-production designs through concept models. A new Pajero based on the Outlander’s unibody platform is reportedly under development and could arrive around 2027.
Takao Kato, Chief Executive at Mitsubishi Motors, said: “We chose ‘Forever Adventure’ as our booth theme to express our passion for delivering the timeless wonder of exploration. Even in an age of advanced technologies, we remain committed to the pure joy of driving.”
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