Coming from Mitsubishi
| YES | ||
| Gasoline, plus | When | |
| Small, coupe-styled crossover | Plug-in hybrid | After fall 2017 |
| Outlander PHEV | Plug-in hybrid* | Mid-2016 |
| Redesigned Outlander | Plug-in hybrid | After 2017 |
| Redesigned Outlander Sport | EV | Around 2019 |
| Sedan version of Mirage | N/A | Spring 2016 |
| N0 | ||
| Replacement for aging Lancer | ||
| Replacement for discontinued Galant | ||
| Replacement for subcompact i-MiEV | ||
| Full-size Montero SUV | ||
| *No gasoline version Source: CEO Osamu Masuko | ||
TOKYO -- Mitsubishi Motors Corp. will fortify its fragile U.S. rebound with three electrified crossovers in five years, a bolstered regulatory listening post in Washington, D.C., and a new advanced technology office in Silicon Valley opening in January.
