The Mitsubishi Attrage has made its way to Mitsu showrooms nationwide, and is available for viewing and test drive, so you don’t have to wait for its official launch in November to get to grips with the car. It’ll also be available for test drives this weekend, October 4-6 at the Matrade in Kuala Lumpur as well as KSL Mall in Johor Bahru.
UPDATE: The Attrage is now launched in Malaysia – click here for the launch report.
We know the full specs of the inbound Thai-built car, as offered during a static display run at Paradigm Mall recently. The Attrage is available in three variants – SE, GS and base GL variant, all with CVT, and there’s also a five-speed manual GL version. All are of course powered by a 1.2 litre 3A92 three-pot with 80 PS and 106 Nm of torque.
All variants come with dual airbags and ABS with EBD – the GS trim features items such as keyless entry with push-start button, leather-wrapped steering wheel/gear knob and automatic air conditioning. The SE adds more in the way of kit, with a sporty body kit, LED daytime running lights, security window film, leather seats and a two-DIN touchscreen audio unit with USB, AUX-in and reverse camera.
Order books have opened for the Attrage, with estimated prices starting from RM 59,000 for the 1.2 Manual (M/T), RM 69,000 for the 1.2 CVT GS and RM 75,000 for the 1.2 CVT SE-variant, on-the-road without insurance. The first 1,000 bookings will receive a Garmin GPS. You can read our preview drive report of the Attrage in Thailand to find out if it’s your cuppa.
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Comments on the Mitsubishi Attrage highlight concerns about its stability at high speeds, with some users noting wobbling and discomfort during highway driving, and questioning Mitsubishi's safety checks. Many appreciate its fuel efficiency, claiming around 21 km/l, and its modern interior features like a touchscreen and reverse camera, which are favorably compared to other models in the segment. There are mixed opinions about the car’s power, with some saying it's insufficient for full loads or hill climbing, while others believe it performs well within its engine capacity. Pricing discussions show some feeling it’s overpriced for a 1.2L engine, but many consider it a good value for fuel economy and city driving. Overall, the sentiment is a mix of cautious satisfaction and skepticism about performance and stability.