Mitsubishi Xpander Cross Debuts at Manila International Auto Show

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines showcases the all-new Triton pickup and promotes its Taralets Pinas campaign at the 2024 Manila International Auto Show. The surprise inside the Xpander Cross, finished in a Green Bronze Metallic colorway, adds a new sporty vibe to the MPV.

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines is one of the few Japanese brands present at the 2024 Manila International Auto Show .

However, there was one thing that piqued our interest. Most of the Mitsubishi vehicles have been dressed up for overlanding. But upon taking a good look at the Xpander Cross on display, it actually has a surprise inside. Inside, the Xpander Cross gets a new 9-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Yes, the screen has been upgraded and is more up to par with the Indonesia-spec version. The new touchscreen display also applies to the Xpander MPV.

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