Mitsubishi New Version Will Be More Interesting Than Renault Clio Because Of This

Render desain Mitsubishi total. (Photo: Carscoops)

JAKARTA Mitsubishi total is now back in the spotlight after a digital designer featured a much more attractive rendering version than his original Renault Clio-based model. This new visual was created by digital designer Theophilus Chin, who seeks to restore Mitsubishi's signature character to the compact hatchback.

In the digital fracture,ANGel appeared more aggressive with a design language similar to the modern Mitsubishi SUV. The front features a sleek LED light with a typical Dynamical Shield' gril which is the hallmark of the Japanese manufacturer.

The muscular engine hood and front bumper are firmly designed to give a strong impression. On the back, changes can be seen in the shape of the LED lights, the design of the baggage doors, to the diffusers that make the car look more sporting.

Although still using Renault Clio's base silhouettes, a number of details such as body curves, new alloy rims, and a line draw on the door make it feel fresher. If this version is really realized,ANGel will look more in line with other Mitsubishi product lineups such as ASX and Eclipse Cross.

Technically, Mitsubishi totaling generation currently shares the CMF-B platform with Renault Clio. The model was introduced in June 2023 in Europe and is available in two engine options, namely a 1.2 liter millid-hybrid TCe with a power of about 113 hp and a full hybrid 1.6 liter E-Tech powered 158 hp.

With a length of about 4,116 mm, totalis offers a compact dimension that is suitable for urban use but remains functional. According to a report from France, Mitsubishi has prepared the next generation of ministries to attend in 2027.

Unlike the current version, this new model is rumored to be turning into a pure electric car (EV) with the Renault R5 E-Tech platform which will also be used by the new generation of Nissan Micra. As reported by Carscoops, Monday, October 6.

The collaboration between Mitsubishi and Renault in Europe continues to be expanded. In addition to the CLio-based minimum, Mitsubishi also launched the Renault Captur-based ASX and plans to present another model based on the Renault-Nissan alliance.

However, this rendering by Theophilus Chin provides an interesting picture of howANGel can perform more independently with a strong design identity and no longer just Clio changed badges".