Mistubishi Mirage in India by 2012.

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Mistubishi, the Japanese car manufacturer recently showcased its new global small car named  Mitsubishi Mirage 2012 2011. The  Mitsubishi Mirage 2012 was unveiled during the 2011 Geneva Auto Expo.  The company is also set to unveil the small car at the Tokyo Motor Show. 

The dismaying thing about the company is that, the company lacks its hatchback portfolio in India, so it is expected the company will be launching the new Mitsubishi Mirage 2012 in India to rubbish the lack of its hatchback in India. It is also believed the new Mitsubishi Mirage 2012 could be a life saver for the company, to set things right.  So the probability of the Mitsubishi Mirage 2012 to be launched in India is high.

The news has it that the company is all set to launch the Mitsubishi Mirage 2012 initially in the month of March in Thailand market, followed by the launch in Japan sometime during the mid 2012.  There are also rumors that the Mitsubishi Mirage 2012 will be replacing Mitsubishi Colt.

Only few things about the car is available. Speaking about the interiors of the car, the interiors of the car is dual tome of  beige and black combination, which is the favorite combination most appropriate to meet the Indian car demands.

The Powertrain of the 2012 Mitsubishi Mirage includes 1.0 and 1.2 litre three-cylinderpetrol engines, featuring Mitsubishi's familiar MIVEC technology and a new Auto Stop & Go system. As the 2012 Mitsubishi Mirage is mated with CVT automatic transmission and combined with a lightweight construction and low rolling-resistance tyres, the car is said to consume low fuel, which is 3.3 l/100km.

Comments

  1. jkrishnan29 November 2011 at 04:55

    the rear looks like etios and front like the micra.....not a exact copy...but it feels so

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