The recently launched renewed Mitsubishi ASX 2025 brings a series of updates that make it stand out as a serious competitor in the medium SUV market. With a design that reflects more Mitsubishi's identity and less Renault's, the ASX 2025 offers advanced engine options, including an efficient hybrid, and is equipped with cutting-edge technology and safety features that promise to directly challenge rivals such as the Jeep Compass.

After being discontinued in Brazil, the Mitsubishi ASX not only returned to the global market, but was completely redesigned. The new generation, which now follows the aesthetics and technology of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, presents itself completely independent of previous versions of the Renault Captur.

The ASX 2025 has compact dimensions, measuring 4,23 meters long and with a wheelbase of 2,63 meters, but does not skimp on luggage space, offering a generous 484-liter trunk. The exterior design features a new front grille adorned with chrome and Piano Black details, as well as full LED headlights, which strengthens its Mitsubishi identity and significantly distinguishes it from previous designs associated with Renault.

Mitsubishi's ASX 2025 not only impresses with its looks, but also with its variety of engines

The Mitsubishi ASX 2025 not only impresses with its looks, but also with its variety of engines. It includes a 1.0-liter three-cylinder Turbo engine with 100 horsepower, and a 1.3-liter mild hybrid that delivers up to 160 horsepower. A more advanced hybrid option combines a 1.6 gasoline engine with two electric motors, resulting in 143 horsepower combined, offering acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 9 seconds and fuel efficiency of 21,4 km/l.

New ASX promises a high quality finish

Inside, the new ASX promises a high quality finish and an interior space that comfortably accommodates five adults. Modern equipment stands out, such as a sunroof, an environment with LED lighting, a premium sound system from Harman Kardon, and an advanced multimedia with a 10,4-inch screen that supports wireless connectivity for Carplay and Android Auto.

In terms of security, the ASX 2025 is equipped with cutting-edge technologies

In terms of safety, the ASX 2025 is equipped with cutting-edge technologies, including collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, lane keeping assistant, pedestrian detector, and adaptive cruise control, reinforcing its commitment to occupant safety.

And what's the downside?

Although the 2025 Mitsubishi ASX features several impressive updates and is an attractive choice in the midsize SUV segment, a significant disadvantage for Brazilian consumers is that there are currently no confirmed plans for its commercialization in Brazil.

Mitsubishi did not make any official announcement about the introduction of this model in the Brazilian market, which means that, for now, the ASX 2025 will remain exclusive to the European market. This availability limitation could be a disappointment for fans of the brand in Brazil, who will have to wait for possible changes in Mitsubishi's strategy or consider other options available in the local market.