Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation mounted a powerful return to the 2022 Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) running from April 7 to 10 at the World Trade Center. Mitsubishi is offering special promotions during the show, including free two months amortization for Mirage variants, and low-down payment options for selected Montero Sport, Strada Athlete, and L300 variants.
Mr. Takeshi Hara, President and CEO of MMPC, stated about supporting the said return, “MIAS is a great avenue for us to touch base not just with our customers but also a community of enthusiasts. It is very thrilling to see the motoring beat progressing and buzzing like it was before the pandemic.”
Mitsubishi recently revealed the new xPander MPV. The new Xpander features new front bumper desing, LED daytime running lights, T-shaped headlights and taillights, and 17-inch two-tone alloy wheels. Inside, it gets a new steering wheel design with audio and cruise controls, 7-inch touchscreen audio control, horizontal dashboard design with soft-touch material, and electronic parking brake. xPander is powered by a 1.5-liter MIVEC engine and 225mm ground clearance.
New xPander will be offered with a low down-payment scheme for some variants, applied to its pre-selling price of P1.078 million. The New xPander also comes with 2-year free maintenance package. Customers who reserve within April 2022 get a chance to win one of 50 Giant Talon mountain bikes or 50 all-expense paid trip to Boracay good for 7 people.
“We will be using this opportunity to further convey the message of Life Made Better. Filipinos are very passionate about cars and we wish to show them that Mitsubishi too as a brand share the same fervor when it comes to providing them a wonderful ownership journey. This is the essence of our local slogan and we are committed to enable more Filipinos to experience first-hand what it is like,” Mr. Hara added pertaining to the company’s participation. “We have prepared a simple, sweet treat for those who will visit our booth. But they will have to check it out for themselves.”
