Mitsubishi is set to introduce a new electric vehicle (EV) by 2026, designed as a coupe crossover and sharing its platform with Nissan's forthcoming Leaf replacement. This strategic collaboration is reinforced by using the AmpR Medium platform, which also supports the Nissan Ariya and two Renault models. Mitsubishi aims to significantly boost its EV sales, having only previously sold the i-Miev in the U.S. The automaker also plans for half of its sales to be electrified by 2030, amidst uncertainties arising from the potential Nissan-Honda merger that may impact Mitsubishi's decision-making.
Mitsubishi's upcoming electric crossover will share its platform with Nissan’s models, aiming to significantly increase its EV sales by 2026.
The Mitsubishi EV, designed with a coupe crossover style, is expected to compete alongside Nissan’s replacement for the Leaf, enhancing brand collaboration.
Mitsubishi is targeting 50% electrification by 2030 and plans to launch nine new electrified models, highlighting its commitment to supporting EV transitions.
The potential Nissan-Honda merger raises concerns for Mitsubishi regarding its influence within the group, even as it stays connected to Nissan's development.
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