A Plethora of Advantages that Make Mitsubishi XFORCE Worth Owning
Uitekno.com-A Plethora of Advantages that Make Mitsubishi XFORCE Worth Owning-The global debut of the Mitsubishi XFORCE took place at GIIAS 2023, carrying the tagline "Infinite Xcitement" and aiming to capture the compact SUV market. As a newcomer, it certainly didn't arrive empty-handed.
It boasts numerous selling points, all geared towards winning the hearts of consumers and emerging victorious. Let's delve into the attractive robust design, comprehensive driving modes, the presence of Dynamic Sound Yamaha Premium, the inclusion of ADAS features, and outstanding control.
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Its birth aligns with consumer preferences and accommodates the futuristic, prestigious, and comfortable aspects. The company is determined to make it a game-changer, much like the Xpander in 2017 when it entered the Small MPV market in Indonesia.
The Mitsubishi XFORCE boasts compact dimensions as an urban SUV, with a length of 4,390 mm, a width of 1,810 mm, a height of 1,660 mm, and a wheelbase of 2,650 mm. The ground clearance is 222 mm, and it has a turning radius of 5.2 meters. It uses MacPherson Strut suspension at the front and a Torsion Beam at the rear. The dual-tone 18-inch wheels and 225/50 profile tires are present on all trim levels.
"We designed the XFORCE with a Silky design, representing elegance and joy in the look of a new product. Like silk, it looks authentic and beautiful. When the car is in motion, it appears to flow, giving a smooth and graceful impression. Then, Solid, as the foundation of the design to make it look strong and display higher Mitsubishi-like bone lines. With this design concept, the car appears authoritative on the road and provides the best visibility," explained Naoki Akita, MMC Program Project Director, during the product presentation at GIIAS 2023.
The interior of the Mitsubishi XFORCE exudes a contemporary and sophisticated ambiance. The car features a horizontal axis instrument panel with a mélange and mocha interior. A floating console and ambient lighting add to the aesthetics. The cabin's dual-zone auto climate control, equipped with Panasonic's Nanoe-X TM technology and a memory function, enhances comfort. As an entertainment and information hub, it features the Advanced Monolithic Display & Meter. This comes in the form of a 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio (SDA) that offers high-quality visuals.
You will be spoiled with engaging functions and content, including wireless connectivity, Android Auto, and Apple Carplay. An 8-inch Digital Driver Display is also in place to provide diverse and easily readable information. Additionally, the hands-free power liftgate adds convenience for opening the trunk with a foot sensor.
In terms of interior space, the Mitsubishi XFORCE offers the widest shoulder room, leg room, and hip room in its class for both driver and passengers. This is further complemented by an 8-step reclining feature (17 to 33 degrees). The rear seat configuration can be adjusted in a 40:20:40 format, and the seat material includes an anti-heat guard technology.
The vehicle is touted to have the best top-class cargo space in its class, along with versatile storage spaces that can be customized as needed. Additionally, it includes a floor console box with an armrest and cooling function.
Handling of the Mitsubishi XFORCE
In terms of driving comfort, the Mitsubishi XFORCE is equipped with MacPherson Struts at the front and a Torsion Beam rear-wheel suspension. According to the manufacturer, this system uses a well-tuned suspension for a comfortable ride and enjoyable handling. It further enhances the driving experience with the inclusion of Active Yaw Control (AYC). This feature assists in improving cornering performance by adjusting the braking force on the front wheels, thereby optimizing the vehicle's stability during rapid maneuvers or on slippery roads.
Safety Features & ADAS of the Mitsubishi XFORCE
To ensure driving safety, Mitsubishi has incorporated various driving safety features for different weather and road conditions. The Mitsubishi XFORCE comes with ABS, EBD, and Brake Assist, along with the inclusion of 4 airbags (driver, passenger, and side airbags). Additionally, it features Active Stability Control, Hill Start Assist, Blind Spot Warning, and a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS).
To stay competitive in its class, the vehicle is equipped with an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) to support drivers. This system includes Active Stability Control, Hill Start Assist, Blind Spot Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and a Tire Pressure Monitoring System, all aimed at providing a safe driving experience.
Driving Performance of the Mitsubishi XFORCE
The Mitsubishi XFORCE is powered by an engine with the code 4A91, the same as found in the Xpander series. This engine features a four-piston DOHC 16-valve configuration, delivering a peak power output of 105 PS at 6,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 141 Nm at 4,000 rpm. All trim levels come with front-wheel drive (FWD). The vehicle is equipped with a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) known for its smooth power delivery and fuel efficiency. Additionally, it offers four driving modes: Normal, Wet, Gravel, and Mud. The Wet mode, in particular, is a new addition to the Mitsubishi Motors model lineup.