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Mitsubishi has outlined its new 'Small but Beautiful' model plan, which will see a raft of all-new cars focused on south east Asia, and Australia.

After almost forty years and four generations, the Mitsubishi Pajero will soon be no more – if Japanese reports are to be believed, at least.

Mitsubishi is getting ready to unveil its all-new Outlander in 2021, while the Eclipse Cross will get an update late this year.

A problem with a second-row seatbelt has forced Mitsubishi to recall its plug-in hybrid Outlander SUV.

Mitsubishi is back in the van game with the Express, a rebadged take on the Renault Trafic. Pricing starts at $38,490 before on-road costs.

The next Navara and Triton will share plenty, but talk of the two being badge-engineered twins could be wide of the mark.

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance appears determined to save money by sharing vehicle-upper-bodies. It's a deliberately vague plan for now, but if it means what I think it does, then it comes at what cost to each brand's DNA?

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance has unveiled a working structure, which will see each automaker put in charge of specific technologies, regions and model programs.

The flow of red ink and the COVID-19 pandemic has focused minds at Renault and Nissan, with the two companies said to close to hammering out a new working relationship.

Two men who allegedly help Carlos Ghosn escape from Japan to Lebanon have been arrested in the US.

The next Mitsubishi Outlander looks likely to borrow heavily from the Nissan X-Trail, while Nissan will benefit from Mitsubishi's plug-in experience.

You can't keep a good van down, or at least not a good van name. The Mitsubishi Express is back, but it's not like any Express before it.

The Mirage has been given a significant update for 2020, with a fresh face and some much-needed technology for the cabin.

Australia's second-cheapest car is here, with new colour options and a more modern interior than before.

It's Australia's third best-selling ute, offering a choice of petrol or diesel engines, rear- or four-wheel-drive, and three different body styles. Prices start at $22,490 before on-road costs

Mitsubishi’s mid-sized SUV is offered with front- or all-wheel drive, along with a hybrid option. Pricing kicks off at $29,490 before on-road costs.