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All-new Mitsubishi Evo – first pictures



All-new Mitsubishi Evo – first pictures - News image
by Adrian Hearn

Mitsubishi has revealed details of its first all-new Lancer Evolution in 20 years, ahead of its 2008 release.

Set to be unveiled at September’s Frankfurt Motor Show, the rally thoroughbred has been described by a source at Mitsubishi as ‘a very different animal.’

While the new Subaru Impreza has a tamer look, the Evo has maintained its angular shape, which has made it a massive hit with red-blooded petrolheads the worldwide.

Sitting on an entirely new platform, the Evo X will also boast a new engine and benefit from a DSG semi-automatic gearbox.

Although performance details are yet to be confirmed, expect the 2-litre turbocharged engine to accelerate from 0-60mph in less than four seconds and have a top speed in excess of 160mph.

While interior shots won’t be available until its Frankfurt launch, Auto Trader has been informed the Evo will have a much higher level of refinement as it competes with the sports saloon market – e.g. BMW M3 and Audi RS4 – for the first time.

But if you want one, you’ll have to wait. The Evo doesn’t go on sale until March 1 next year.

 

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X

 

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