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2010 Mitsubishi Lancer ACTiV




Sportback Lancer platform was improved from ES. “The Lancer ES is very legendary and well-liked (in Australia). Additions made to develop the typical features and more esteem than a new type  ACTiV,” said Paul Unerkov, Mitsubishi marketing Manager VP Australia.
Models   Mitsubishi Lancer ACTiV presents exterior with 16-inch alloy wheels, rear spoiler, chrome-plated exhaust, privacy glass, side airdams, and of course the logo ACTiV. In the interior cabin, there are features of  Bluetooth and leather-covered steering wheel with audio controls.
Mitsubishi 2.0 liter engine relies, 4-cylinder, DOHC MIVEC engine that can produce  power PS@6.000 150 rpm and max torque of 198 Nm@4.250 rpm. Additionally, there are two transmission options, manual and CVT.
For security, the vehicle  is supported  with active stability control with traction control (ASTC), ABS, electronic brake distribution (EBD), Brake Assist (BA), (SRS) airbags, anti-intrusion system pedals, seat belt pre-tensioner, and body which has been strengthened.

Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback 2.4 Specification

Recently Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia unveiled the new Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback, and the hatchback’s arrival expands the the Lancer range in the country to two model and three variant types, the GT and EX sedans being the others.

The fully-imported, five-door C-segment offering, which Danny Tan reviewed in Japan, is available only in 2.4 litre form here, and the 4B12 four-cylinder pot – also worn by likes of the Outlander – puts out 168 hp at 6,000rpm and 226Nm of torque at 4,100rpm. The block is mated an Invecs-III CVT box with a six-speed manual mode.







The main draw with this 1,415 kg creature, besides its sporty outlook, is in its cargo space – while no van, the 60:40 one-touch folding rear seats get to about 10-degrees from completely flat, and in a seat-stored position you get a cargo space that’s 1,570mm deep and 1,395mm wide, which is pretty decent. In base form the boot is good for 345 litres of space.


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