Mitsubishi officially unveiled its new compact SUV concept, the Mitsubishi XFC Concept. The car that debuted in Vietnam will challenge the Honda HR-V at Hyundai Creta.
Naoya Nakamura, President Director of PT Mitsubishi Motors Krama Yudha Sales Indonesia, confirmed that this concept car will also be exhibited in Indonesia early next year. When the concept car is on display, it is possible that a series version will be launched.
The engine specifications of the Mitsubishi XFC Concept have not been disclosed because it is a new form of the concept. However, Mitsubishi has leaked the specifications of the exterior and interior design of the Mitsubishi XFC Concept.
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The design of the Mitsubishi XFC Concept impresses with Mitsubishi Motors’ robust and ingenious design philosophy. The Mitsubishi XFC Concept combines the aura of a compact yet powerful and imposing SUV with glossy surfaces that form a continuous flow, starting with the three-diamond badge on the front and extending. side and back.
This car has a fairly high ground clearance and large diameter wheels that improve handling on rough roads. The Mitsubishi XFC Concept expresses robustness and agility while displaying an authentic SUV style that stands out in outdoor scenes.
From the front, the car is equipped with the Dynamic Shield concept. The L-shaped headlights at the top of the headlight assembly combine with the daytime running light (DRL) as a grille below to illuminate in the iconic T-shape, which conveys an overall impression.
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Mitsubishi XFC Concept, a potential SUV competitor of Honda HR-V and Hyundai Creta Photo: Doc. Mitsubishi
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The sides of the body are made up of muscular surfaces, with sculpted flares on the front and rear fenders and characteristic lines that express the power and dynamism of an SUV. Like the front, the rear also features a T-shaped taillight to create a rear style that emphasizes breadth and stability.
Moving on to the interior, Mitsubishi claims that this car offers comfort. The instrument cluster adopts a horizontal themed design, making it easier to perceive changes in the vehicle’s posture while driving on uneven surfaces, increasing forward visibility. The dynamic design that extends from the dashboard to the door trim, plus a series of plush cushions, provide a sense of closure and protection to create a safe and comfortable interior.
 Mitsubishi XFC Concept, a potential SUV competitor of Honda HR-V and Hyundai Creta Photo: Doc. Mitsubishi |
The Mitsubishi XFC Concept is designed for ease of operation, offering good forward visibility, easy perception of vehicle dimensions and smooth handling. The instrument cluster features a large display that integrates a digital driver display that shows navigation, road conditions and other information needed for driving.
 Mitsubishi XFC Concept, a potential SUV competitor of Honda HR-V and Hyundai Creta Photo: Doc. Mitsubishi |
Although classified as a compact SUV, the Mitsubishi XFC Concept is equipped with a large cabin area. In particular, thanks to the large legroom in the rear seats, this car offers comfort of the highest level. In addition, all passengers can feel safe, with vehicle stability control in slippery road conditions and high-quality driving comfort.
As an SUV, the Mitsubishi XFC Concept will be equipped with four driving modes, namely Normal, Gravel, Mud and Wet. Wet mode, first introduced on Mitsubishi vehicles, is designed with ASEAN countries in mind, enabling safe driving even on water-filled roads.
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