Mitsubishi ASX

Dimensions, class and space

The Mitsubishi ASX is positioned as a compact SUV and, with its balanced dimensions of around 4.2 metres in length, just under 1.8 metres in width and around 1.6 metres in height, offers a compact format for everyday use. The wheelbase of around 2.6 metres ensures a solid amount of space in the interior and contributes to stable driving characteristics - whether in city traffic or on longer journeys.

The boot capacity varies depending on the type of drive:

• 1.0 Turbo MPI ^petrol5

: 484 litres with the rear seat bench upright, up to 1,596 litres with the seat bench folded down

• 1.3 Turbo petrol (mild hybrid⁾⁶

: also 484 litres with the rear seat bench upright, up to 1,596 litres with the seat bench folded down

• 1.8 ^Hybrid7

: 348 litres with the rear bench seat upright, up to 1,458 litres with the bench seat folded down

The rear bench seat can be folded down in a 60:40 ratio, allowing the load volume to be flexibly adapted to different transport requirements.

Engines, drive types and performance figures

The Mitsubishi ASX is available with several petrol and hybrid powertrains, which differ in terms of performance, fuel consumption and emissions:

• 1.2 Turbo MPI petrol engine: 84 kW (115 hp), combined fuel consumption 5.9 l/100 km (WLTP), CO₂ emissions 133 g/km, CO₂ class: D
• 1.3 Turbo petrol engine with direct injection (mild hybrid): 104 kW (140 PS), combined fuel consumption 6 l/100 km (WLTP), CO₂ emissions 135 g/km, CO₂ class: D
• 1.8 Hybrid with electric motor: 116 kW (158 PS) system output, combined fuel consumption 4.4 l/100 km (WLTP), CO₂ emissions 99 g/km, CO₂ class: C

All engines fulfil the Euro 6e emissions standard and offer a balanced ratio of performance and efficiency. Depending on the model, power is transmitted via a manual or automatic gearbox - all versions are equipped with front-wheel drive (2x4).

Fuel consumption, emissions and efficiency

Depending on the engine and transmission, the Mitsubishi ASX consumes between 4.3 and 5.9 litres per 100 kilometres. CO₂ emissions are between 99 and 134 g/km - meaning the vehicle achieves solid efficiency values in its class. The hybrid version is particularly economical, significantly reducing fuel consumption and emissions compared to the petrol-only models.

Assistance systems and safety

The Mitsubishi ASX offers an extensive selection of assistance and safety systems, depending on the equipment line. The equipment includes an autonomous emergency brake assistant with pedestrian and bicycle detection, lane departure warning and lane departure warning, blind spot and cross-traffic warning as well as a reversing camera and parking sensors. Additional functions such as Park Assist, 360° overview camera or MI-PILOT Driving Assistant (Level 1) are available depending on the model and drive system.