The Mitsubishi ex will certainly be exposed at the Tokyo electric motor program, showcasing the future of the business’s electrical automobile innovation.
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As the electrical powertrain, Mitsubishi states that the ex will certainly come with an all-wheel drive system, energetic security, linked auto as well as automaticed driving systems.
Not entirely expected, the concept does feature all-wheel-drive, and judging by the available images it seems to be about the same size as a Nissan Juke.
Talking about styling, the front end of the crossover gets a new interpretation of Mitsubishi’s Dynamic Shield face with slender upper lighting clusters and a second group of LED lights.
Mitsubishi also says that the eX is representative of the company’s future design direction, both inside and out.
Doors without centre pillars open to reveal a four-seat layout, with each seat featuring its own colour scheme for a sense of individuality. The automaker didn’t specify if the batteries could be used in place of portable generators, similar to the Honda FCV’s portable generator concept.
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Mitsubishi is also using the eX Concept to debut a new “augmented reality” windscreen, which can display satellite navigation instructions, vehicle data, v2v alerts, lane departure warnings and more within the driver’s field of vision.
