Mitsubishi DST Concept: A seven-seater SUV designed specifically for the Southeast Asian market!
AshleyNov 01, 2024, 03:59 PM
Mitsubishi launched the new car DST Concept at the Philippine International Auto Show, aiming to bring a seven-seater SUV that combines fashionable design, spacious space and excellent performance to the Southeast Asian market. The design concept of the DST Concept is "firmness and dynamism", with harmonious body proportions. It has a spacious third-row seat space while maintaining the stable posture of the SUV. The front face adopts Mitsubishi's signature Dynamic Shield design, paired with large-size tires and high ground clearance, highlighting its strong off-road performance.
Mitsubishi stated that the mass-produced model of the DST Concept will be launched in the Southeast Asian market in the 2025 fiscal year and is expected to become a global strategic model. This car will further enrich Mitsubishi's SUV product line to meet the growing demand for multi-functional SUV from consumers.
The interior design focuses on comfort and technology. The dashboard is wrapped in soft materials, creating a sense of luxury. The panoramic sunroof brings ample natural light to the car, enhancing ride comfort. In addition, the large-size central control screen integrates various functions, which is convenient for the driver to operate. To meet the diverse and complex road conditions in the Southeast Asia region, the DST Concept is equipped with five driving modes, including wetland mode, asphalt road mode, normal mode, gravel road mode, and mud mode, to adapt to different road conditions and weather conditions.
Key Highlights:
-Seven-seat layout: Meets family car needs.
-Dynamic Shield design: Showcases Mitsubishi's brand characteristics.
-Advanced technical configuration: Large-size central control screen, panoramic sunroof, etc.
-Adaptability to various road conditions: Five driving modes to deal with all kinds of road conditions.
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