Mitsubishi chose to bring back the Eclipse name for its newest electric vehicle. The company unveiled the Eclipse Sportback EV as a compact crossover scheduled to reach North American dealers in the second half of 2026 as a 2027 model. Many who recall the original Eclipse as an affordable, sharp coupe from the 1990s and early 2000s hoped for something with real driving excitement. What arrived instead shares its core engineering with the latest Nissan Leaf.
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Rally-bred sedan fans have been waiting for signs of life from the Lancer Evolution line. Nine years since the Evo X went out of production, fresh comments from inside the company have stirred things up again. Kaoru Sawase, the engineer who developed Super All-Wheel Control, spoke about it openly during a recent interview at the Tokyo Motor Show.
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Mitsubishi fans have been waiting for years for the Lancer Evolution to return. The lineup’s absence leaves a hole, especially when rivals like the Honda Prelude are coming back. Nikita Chuicko, aka kelsonik online, fills the void with his latest creation: renderings of a 2027 Lancer Evolution XI.
Japan’s kei cars are the ultimate example of doing more with less. These little vehicles, designed to meet strict size and engine rules, can handle Japan’s narrow roads and busy towns with ease and surprise. Mitsubishi’s Delica Mini, updated for autumn 2025, takes this formula and wraps it in a bold, rough charm that’s hard to resist.
The electrified Mitsubishi D:X Concept crossover MPV was unveiled today at the Japan Mobility Show, and this PHEV has all you to go anywhere. Despite its rugged exterior, the interior is surprisingly roomy cabin space while still offering the superb road handling of an SUV.