Mitsubishi Delica Mini Gets Update, Exterior Design To Interior Changes Total

JAKARTA – After being introduced at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2023 exhibition, Mitsubishi is preparing for the latest Delica Mini to attend in fall 2025. This model gets a series of updates.

Based on a report from Carscoops, quoted on Saturday, August 23, this updated version presents sharper styles, enhanced technologies, and revised chassis settings in order to keep up with its competitors.

At first glance, this new Delica Mini was immediately recognized for retaining all the typical elements of its predecessor. However, if you look closely, almost every exterior panel has been completely overhauled.

In terms of the outward view, the new Delica Mini comes with a half-circle LED graphics in the Defender style looking bigger, while the Jeep-inspired grip looks thicker and has a prominent area around the emblem.

Bemper has also been revised with Dynamic Shield elements of a body color, different intake, and a more prominent tier skid plate.

The engine hood, front fender, and door are more flexible than ever, while the top angle of the windshield has been pushed forward 115 mm, so the position is more upright.

Another important change is the sturdy pillar of D, replacing the design of the wraparalle in the previous model.

Finally, the back features a more modern LED rear light, a body trim on the back door, and a larger plate skid.

In addition, the color palette has been updated with two new colors, Sand Beige Pearl and Denim Blue Pearl, which are available in one color and two color configurations with a black roof.

The model with a length of 3,395 mm, maintains its predecessor’s concise dimension and is in accordance with Japanese kei car regulations.

Entering the cabin, the interior adopts a more modern digital cockpit with a 7-inch instrument cluster and 12.3-inch infotainment integrated into the same panel.

Better material with premium-looking trim beige, better inflation, and more options for configurationable seating layouts. The equipment includes a wider ADAS array and 3D Multi Around Monitors that use four camera sensors.

Mitsubishi hasn’t announced the latest Delica Mini specifications yet, but the current model is powered by a three-cylinder 658 cc gasoline engine.

This machine produces 51 cellphones and 60 Nm torque. Meanwhile, the turbocharged version produces 63 cellphones and 100 Nm torque. The power is channeled to the front wheels (FWD) exclusively through CVT automatic transmission.

There are five new Power, Normal, Eco, Gravel, and Snow driving modes. And supported by new Kayaba Prosmooth shock dampers which are claimed to improve driving quality, as well as revised suspension arrangements, in contrast to the 4WD model.

Of course, the presence of this latest Delica Mini is highly anticipated.

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