Mitsubishi will launch 16 vehicles globally over the next five years.
Mitsubishi on Friday provided insight on a new mid-term strategy that will see the automaker launch 16 vehicles globally over the next five years, nine of which will be electrified. And one of those electrified vehicles is confirmed to be an electric truck.
It's all part of the automaker's long-term goal to have electrified vehicles account for 50% of sales by 2030 and 100% by 2035. For Mitsubishi, electrified vehicles, referred to by the automaker as xEVs, include hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and electric vehicles. The first of Mitsubishi's nine electrified vehicles has already launched overseas in the form of the ASX, which is a rebadged Captur compact crossover from Mitsubishi alliance partner Renault. It offers mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Other known entries in the new electrified fleet will include a hybrid Colt subcompact hatch based on Renault's latest Clio, and a hybrid Xpander minivan.No details were mentioned concerning the pickup truck, but another of Mitsubishi's alliance partners, Nissan, has
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