CAN ANYONE ELABORATE ON MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION

In the early 90s, Japan's Mitsubishi Motors took out its small four-door family sedan with a high displacement, front-wheel drive, the Lancer, as a blueprint, and designed and built a powerful vehicle specially designed to participate in the world's highest level rally, the WRC World Rally Championship: Lancer Over the years, Evolution has been upgraded several times, from the original EVO I to the current latest EVO IX. Won the WRC annual championship for four consecutive years, and became the most powerful running machine in the WRC at that time. The name of the Lancer Evolution has become popular all over the world, and it is no surprise that the street version of the Evolution has become a favorite of many fans who want to pursue high performance.

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The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution is Mitsubishi Motors' flagship sports car, originally designed to be based on the Lancer sedan. In order to participate in the World Rally Championship and SCCA Professional Rally Championship, Mitsubishi needs to be reviewed by the competition team before the 5th generation. In order to meet the requirements of the racing side, Evo built on the Lancer series of models, but more powerful, and Evo and Lancer have little in common except for the similarity of models.

From '93 to the present, there have been 9 collections. Generations 6 to 9 no longer need to meet the WRC entry requirements.

The EVO series was initially only aimed at the Japanese domestic market, but by '98, a small number of Gen 5 and Gen 6 were entering the UK and other European countries through the "grey import channel". In 2003, Mitsubishi decided to export the eighth-generation EVO to the U.S. due to the increased demand for imported vehicles in the United States. The latest 2005 EVO in the United States has an all-wheel drive turbocharged four-cylinder 276 hp engine.

The 2006 car made 286 horsepower thanks to the adjustment of the heat dissipation of the turbo pressure. MIVEC technology was also added to the 2006 vehicle. Interestingly, the Japanese EVO will not be advertised at more than 280 horsepower due to a gentleman's agreement between Mitsubishi and other automakers, but the official output of the EVO exported to the UK is as high as 405 horsepower.

On April 25, 2018, at the 2018 Beijing Auto Show, Mitsubishi Motors' new concept car e-evolution model was officially unveiled in China, and the new car will inherit the classics of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and Pajero Evolution, while showing the design trend of Mitsubishi's models in the future. It is worth mentioning that it will be fully electric, with three electric motors driving four wheels.

In terms of appearance, the new car continues the sharp design style of the Mitsubishi Concept, and the Dynamic Shield design language can be seen in the Y-shaped structure of the front grille and LED daytime running lights. In addition, the car adopts the more popular split headlight design. The front windshield is more inclined and, as an SUV model, the wheels are large and sporty.

At the rear, the new car is equipped with details such as wide-angled tilted rear windows, camera-style mirrors, hidden door handles, and sharply shaped LED taillights, which are also full of sci-fi colors.

In terms of power, the new car will be equipped with an all-electric system consisting of three electric motors, with the dual-motor AYC system consisting of two electric motors driving the rear wheels and the other electric motor driving the front wheels. Officially, this pure electric powertrain will bring a very sporty handling feeling to the car.

Mitsubishi Motors, a Japanese multinational automobile manufacturer headquartered in Minato-ku, Tokyo, became independent from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' autonomous vehicle manufacturing division in 1970. In terms of production, in 2009, it was the fifth-largest Japanese automaker and the fifteenth largest automaker in the world, producing private cars and light commercial vehicles, and is part of the Mitsubishi Group. 1 Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, which was spun off from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Corporation in 1970, is the youngest automobile manufacturing company in the Japanese automotive industry.

On the other hand, the Mitsubishi Group has a long history of producing automobiles. As early as 1917, the [Mitsubishi Type A] sedan was first mass-produced in Japan. 1Mitsubishi Motors Co., Ltd. has inherited the above-mentioned excellent achievements and traditions, and has made every effort to develop a variety of high-quality and unique cars and commercial vehicles.

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has produced a wide range of automobiles with advanced technology and extensive experience, and has been highly praised for their appearance, performance, and safety. In addition, Mitsubishi Motors has won a variety of authoritative awards overseas, and the excellent performance of its products has been well received by customers at home and abroad. Mitsubishi Motors will build on its past success and advanced technology to build more advanced vehicles and make them treasures in customers' daily lives.

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (Japanese: Mitsubishi Motor Industry Co., Ltd.) is the 5th largest automobile manufacturer in Japan and the 15th largest automobile manufacturer in the world, producing private cars and light commercial vehicles, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and is one of the core companies of the Mitsubishi Group.