Aesthetics


Clear-cut vigour following the design standards of Mitsubishi with beautiful flowing lines, small wheel fenders, striking bumpers and great εξωτερικοί. The dashboard resembles that of the Outlander, but has more soft plastic parts and new traits such as the round chrome frame on the display, the silver lining round the console and the trip computer with the beautiful graphic designs at the centre of the speedometer. ASX offers space of discreet elegance. It adds comfort to family trips thanks to the interior arrangement, its functional style and special characteristics. The ASX five seater makes excellent use of the large wheelbase (2.67 m), has a full range of practical features despite its large dimensions and offers ample baggage room ranging from 442-1,219 litres. It remains functional by means of the adjustable rear seat backrest, the ski slot and the Easy-fold to flat bench.


Luxury


The sense of luxury is accentuated by numerous characteristics. More specifically, the standard features of even the basic model include: radio CD w/MP3, AUX-in and four speakers, air conditioning system, 9 airbags, ABS+EBD, Active Stability Control, Traction Control, Hill Assist, etc.


The top-of-the-line models are equipped with: panoramic roof system, automatic air conditioning system, rain and dusk sensors, multiple steering wheel controls, rear parking sensors, Bluetooth, USB compatibility, privacy glass, xenon headlights, keyless operation system, full leather upholstery, Mitsubishi Multi-Communication System with HDD navigation and music server and a Rockford Fosgate Premium audio system.


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