MITSUBISHI ASX ➡ El TRUCO del SUV ELECTRIFICADO en tres formas ⚡ Prueba | Opinión | coches.com

We took a ride in the new MITSUBISHI ASX, a small SUV starting at €19,490 that might interest you if you're looking at other models like the NISSAN JUKE or the RENAULT CAPTUR 🤔 But… what's the catch exactly? ⏯ We don't have a catch, but if you want to find out, there's only one way… by SUBSCRIBING! 👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/cochescom?s... We'll explain the MITSUBISHI ASX ➡ You've probably heard that Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin is just like the Red Bulls. Well, this MITSUBISHI ASX is practically identical to a RENAULT CAPTUR. Remember that classmate in high school who didn't know whether to take the exam? He could leave and retake it later, or he could copy from the person next to him. Something similar has happened with this car, the Mitsubishi ASX. In 2020, it seemed certain it would be discontinued, but it reconsidered and opted to steal the spotlight by simply changing the vehicle's name. The one who has been copied is Renault, which has seen its Captur given a new name and a different emblem on the front of the car. However, we can't help but say that Renault is complicit, as it will have received a hefty sum for allowing itself to be copied in this Mitsubishi ASX. With a very limited current range, offering only the Mitsubishi Space Star and the Eclipse Cross in plug-in hybrid format, the Japanese firm has sought to leverage its participation in the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance in the most prolific way. They're adding a well-established car to their product lineup, providing precisely what they needed: an electrified vehicle in three forms (MHEV, HEV, and PHEV) and continued after-sales service until the arrival of their own new models. This isn't the first time we've seen such a blatant case of rebadging. Among the most recent examples are the Suzuki Svece and Across, which are based on the Toyota Corolla and RAV4. It's also happened with other cars that were part of agreements between companies, such as the Volkswagen Sharan, the SEAT Alhambra and the Ford Galaxy, or the Peugeot 108, the Citroën C1, and the Toyota Aygo. The truth is, there are already dozens of cases due to the number of shared platforms among large manufacturers, but this is often disguised through vehicle design. What Mitsubishi has done with the ASX might seem perplexing, as it's a carbon copy of the Captur, but for the brand, it represents a very clever way to have a high-volume electrified vehicle at a low cost. It's a near-safe bet that stands out for its technology, its wide range of engines, and its balanced handling in any situation. So, in the end, we can say that the Mitsubishi ASX has passed the test as a car. It's also worth mentioning that the Mitsubishi ASX doesn't have a significant price advantage over its twin. The CAPTUR is a cheaper CAR, although with less comprehensive standard equipment, while the JUKE is a slightly more expensive VEHICLE, so it would be in the middle of the segment at €22,290, which can be slightly less than €20,000 with the brand's launch offers. It would still be far from the HYUNDAI BAYON, which is considered the cheapest starting at €15,890. Shall we take a look? ⏯ 00:00 Introduction - MITSUBISHI ASX 02:51 Exterior Design - MITSUBISHI ASX 05:32 Interior Design - MITSUBISHI ASX 08:00 Rear Seats - MITSUBISHI ASX 08:49 Trunk - MITSUBISHI ASX 10:13 Engine - MITSUBISHI ASX 11:33 Dynamic Test - MITSUBISHI ASX 16:57 Conclusions - MITSUBISHI ASX More information about the MITSUBISHI ASX: https://noticias.coches.com/mitsubish... Where to find a MITSUBISHI ASX at the best price: New: https://www.coches.com/coches-nuevos/... Pre-owned: https://www.coches.com/km0/mitsubishi... Used Cars: https://www.coches.com/coches-segunda... Don't forget to visit us: https://www.coches.com Facebook:   / cochescom   Instagram:   / cochespuntocom   Twitter:   / coches   @MitsubishiES #ReviewCochescom #Cochescom #MitsubishiAsx