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Mitsubishi unveils new GT-PHEV Concept | Top Gear

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Striking new SUV to be announced at Paris Motor Show

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Striking new SUV to be announced at Paris Motor Show

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Striking new SUV to be announced at Paris Motor Show

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Striking new SUV to be announced at Paris Motor Show

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Mitsubishi has announced a new concept, but here’s the bad news out of the way: it’s still not an Evo. What you’re looking at is the new GT-PHEV concept, which will be shown at the Paris Motor Show at the end of September. It’s billed as Mitsubishi's 'next generation SUV'. Certainly looks a lot more striking than Mitsi's current SUV, doesn’t it?

Setting aside the concept flourishes - wing mirrors, crazy lights - we’re told the interior trim quality will be higher and better to use, as Mitsubishi are pitching the GT-PHEV as a ‘high-end’ SUV with all the abilities to tackle the ramp into the Waitrose car park. It’s obviously no Land Rover, but it will go off-road if you want it to.

That’s despite Mitsubishi calling it a ‘ground tourer'; something that people with stanced saloons might say. What that translates as is a car that should be able to cross vast distances without batting an eyelid, and suggests that Mitsubishi is focusing on comfort and refinement.

As you may have noticed in the quite lettery name, the GT-PHEV will continue with the plug-in hybrid set-up found in the current Outlander, but will feature a higher-capacity battery pack and an improved engine. Mitsubishi says this equates to an electric-only range of 75 miles, and a combined range of over 750 miles. Bold claims, those, but the Outlander is the UK’s best-selling EV, so if anyone can make it work, it’s Mitsubishi.

Words: Ben Custard

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Mitsubishi has announced a new concept, but here’s the bad news out of the way: it’s still not an Evo. What you’re looking at is the new GT-PHEV concept, which will be shown at the Paris Motor Show at the end of September. It’s billed as Mitsubishi's 'next generation SUV'. Certainly looks a lot more striking than Mitsi's current SUV, doesn’t it?

Setting aside the concept flourishes - wing mirrors, crazy lights - we’re told the interior trim quality will be higher and better to use, as Mitsubishi are pitching the GT-PHEV as a ‘high-end’ SUV with all the abilities to tackle the ramp into the Waitrose car park. It’s obviously no Land Rover, but it will go off-road if you want it to.

That’s despite Mitsubishi calling it a ‘ground tourer'; something that people with stanced saloons might say. What that translates as is a car that should be able to cross vast distances without batting an eyelid, and suggests that Mitsubishi is focusing on comfort and refinement.

As you may have noticed in the quite lettery name, the GT-PHEV will continue with the plug-in hybrid set-up found in the current Outlander, but will feature a higher-capacity battery pack and an improved engine. Mitsubishi says this equates to an electric-only range of 75 miles, and a combined range of over 750 miles. Bold claims, those, but the Outlander is the UK’s best-selling EV, so if anyone can make it work, it’s Mitsubishi.

Words: Ben Custard

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Striking new SUV to be announced at Paris Motor Show