Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has brought the Lancer 2.0 GT up to speed with some extra fitments: LED daytime-running and position lights, reverse camera and bodykit, while the interior is also treated to Nappa leather seats and premium carpet mats.
The CBU-from-Japan car is powered by a 2.0 litre, 16-valve MIVEC unit that produces 150 PS and 197 Nm of torque. Transmission is a six-stepped INVECS-III CVT with paddle shifts. It is now priced at RM125,468 OTR without insurance.
Other standard equipment includes a 2-DIN Touch Screen Entertainment System, automatic wipers and headlamps, and cruise control. White Solid, Black Mica and Red Metallic remain the standard hues on offer.
The last update was in 2009, when the car received the new front end from the Lancer Sportback. You can read our review of the Sportback in Japan here, and much more on the current-gen Lancer when it was first launched here.
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