Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has announced the introduction of the upgraded ASX crossover. The 2012 year changes for the vehicle includes new 17-inch alloy wheels and a smart key/push-start ignition system.
Also new to the ASX are auto-retractable side mirrors, and the premium leather seats now feature enhanced comfort and increased lumbar support.
Otherwise, the vehicle continues on as is – the 150 PS 2.0 litre MIVEC mill and six-speed CVT box remains unchanged, as are the rest of the features list, which includes items such as magnesium paddle shifters, coloured LCD multi-info display, 2-DIN touchscreen entertainment system and rear view camera.
The 2012 ASX – which hits the showrooms on February 2 – is available in four colours, these being White Pearl, Mica Black, Red Metallic and Titanium Grey, and is priced at RM138,156 (on the road, exclusive of insurance), complete with a 3-year/100,000 km warranty and two-year maintenance package.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express excitement about the Mitsubishi ASX upgrade and curiosity about the 2013 version, with some noting the slight differences from the 2012 model. Many appreciate the features such as 17-inch alloys and smart key/push-start ignition, seeing it as good value at RM138k, especially compared to previous prices. Some users compare the ASX favorably against Korean and other Japanese SUVs, praising its performance and fuel efficiency. There are also discussions about interior space, safety features, and the price point, with some skeptical about rebadging or rebuying due to perceived value or brand loyalty. Overall, the comments reflect positive sentiments toward the upgrade, highlighting the car’s features, pricing, and competitiveness in the SUV market.