Japanese car company Mitsubishiintroduced the B-segment car Colt at an event organized by it. Things have changed for Colt, who hasn’t been to Turkey in a while. Because Mitsubishi Colt is now in Bursa, Okay Renault will be produced in-house. As such, the possibility of the vehicle being offered for sale in Turkey has increased slightly more. Agree Mitsubishi Colt What does it look like and what does it offer the consumer?
To be fair, the Mitsubishi Colt A Renault Clio with the Mitsubishi logo printed on it. Because the design and technical characteristics of the vehicle were taken directly from Renault Clio. In this context; The front view of the facelifted Mitsubishi Colt is identical to the Clio except for the grille. Mitsubishi just on the grill with chrome details chose a design.
Meet the new Mitsubishi Colt!
While there are minor changes to the front of the vehicle, this is not the case at the rear. Launched yesterday in Turkey make up clio renewed backlight design, transferred to Mitsubishi Colt as is. The design similar to the taillights preferred by Toyota in the Corolla Hatchback is well suited to both Colt and Clio.
Take the entire interior of the facelift Renault Clio, make only a small change to the steering wheel and insert the Mitsubishi logo. Here’s Colt’s interior design completely like that. Inside the vehicle there is a full digital screen with two options in 7 and 10 inch sizes and an infotainment screen which is preferred in 7 or 9 inch. infotainment screen vertical placed.
Under the hood we see a common engine with the Clio. 1.0-liter in base model Colt 65 hp and there is a naturally aspirated engine that produces 95 Nm of torque. There is also a 1.0 liter turbocharged version. This 90 hp engine has a torque of 160 Nm. Colt’s most powerful engine is the 1.6 liter 141 hp and the hybrid version with 205 Nm of torque.
Mitsubishi, the production of Colt September like 2023 announced that it will start After the production process has started, we have more clear information that the vehicle will not come to Turkey.
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