Mitsubishi has unveiled its major new features that appear in the Tokyo Motor Show 2011. On the one hand, highlights the new generation urban vehicle Mitsubishi Mirage, besides the PX-MiEV prototype II, an SUV-type vehicle equipped with hybrid drive.

Mitsubishi MirageMitsubishi Mirage is a vehicle essentially urban. The Japanese automakers continue with their next ad dripping news. Mitsubishi now takes the spotlight with the new Mirage and PX-MiEV II, its two main stars in the upcoming edition of the Tokyo Motor Show 2011.

Its compact exterior dimensions are proof of this, with a length of just 3.71 m, a width of 1.67 m and 1.49 m height. Early reports indicate that the interior is enabled to accommodate five occupants. Boosted with a modest three-cylinder gasoline engine 1.0 liter, automatic transmission mated to a CVT continuously variable. Mitsubishi claims that this model stands out for its low consumption and emission levels, with just 3 l/100 km average consumption . The mechanics of Mitsubishi Mirage also has the system stop-start engine Stop & Go.

It is envisaged that the new Mitsubishi Mirage begin marketing during the first quarter of 2012. Chances are that this model can get to Europe at the end of next year, although this has not currently been confirmed by the Japanese.

On the other hand, the PX-MiEV II is a four-wheel drive SUV with a capacity for five occupants inside. Has a length of 4660 mm, a width of 1,830 mm and a height of 1,680 mm. To move, Mitsubishi Mirage uses the hybrid drive . On the one hand, we have a petrol engine of 2.0 liter engine, plus two electric motors-one in the rear axle and the other in the rear-power of 60 kW each (about 80 hp approximately). With the batteries fully charged and if driving conditions and traffic allow, so one hundred percent in the PX-MiEV electric drive by about 50 miles total. The estimated total autonomy is also a highlight in his favor, with approximately 800 miles.

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