Mitsubishi Xpander Tyre Size

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has launched the new 2024 Mitsubishi Xpander. The locally assembled (CKD, in Pekan) B-segment 7-seater is priced from RM 99,980 (standard variant) and RM 109,980 (Plus variant). The new price is lower than the RM 100,980 of its predecessor, but there's a catch. The prices announced today are introductory prices, valid until 31-December 2024. By 2025, the starting price will be revised upwards. During the Xpander's preview event last week, a RM 115,000 price was estimat

This is it, the 2024 Mitsubishi Xpander facelift is now open for booking in Malaysia, ahead of its official launch later this month. Locally assembled (CKD Pekan), the sole Xpander Plus variant is sold at a special estimated introductory price of RM 115,000. Par for the course of a mid-life refresh, the 7-seater receives a sharper exterior and improved features within, whilst retaining things that made it a dependable people carrier for the 40,000-odd customers thus far. Exterior: Evolved Dynami

The 7-seater segment in Thailand is rather small but if buyers in the Land of Smiles are given a choice of what is their desired MPV, it is likely to be the Mitsubishi Xpander. The Xpander has not moved off the top position of the B-segment MPV market in the country for the entire first half of 2024. With July sales figures recently published by Autolife Thailand, 6,477 units of the Xpander have been sold in Thailand for the first 7 months of the year. The only other 7-seater that posted 4-figur

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has reached a significant milestone by delivering 40,000 units of the Mitsubishi XPander in Malaysia. To mark the occasion, MMM celebrated with its 40,000th proud XPander owner. The conclusion of the 1-month campaign saw the presentation of a RM 10,000 travel voucher to the lucky 40,000th XPander owner, Puan Zaty Ewany a teacher and a mother of five who hails from Selising, Pasir Puteh, Kelantan. The handover ceremony of Puan Zaty’s brand-new XPander took place i

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) grew its July 2024 sales by 30%, from 1,191 units to 1,543 units, despite having just two models in its line-up, neither is a fresh face. The ageing Mitsubishi Triton, the company’s best seller, is overdue for a replacement. A new sixth generation model is expected to be launched in Malaysia before the year ends. As before, the model will be imported from Thailand. The Mitsubishi Xpander is also due for a mid-lifecycle update. A new facelifted model with mildly t

The Mitsubishi XPander is a remarkably resilient 7-seater family car. Despite facing competition from newer and cheaper rivals like the Perodua Alza, it managed to sell nearly 12,000 units in 2023. This means that, on average, 1,000 new car buyers each month chose the XPander over the more affordable Perodua Alza. As of June 2024, cumulative sales of the XPander since its Malaysian launch in November 2020 totaled 38,791 units. To celebrate the upcoming 40,000th unit milestone, Mitsubishi Motors