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Mitsubishi 'D:6' Scheduled for Release in 2025! Next-Generation D:5 Armed with Innovative Design and Cutting-Edge Technology

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Mitsubishi Motors' unique minivan, the 'Delica D:5,' beloved for many years, is finally getting a complete makeover after 18 years. Expected to debut in mid-2025 under the new name 'D:6,' this vehicle is projected to be significantly upgraded with a futuristic design and a wealth of advanced technologies.

Design-wise, it will feature a completely different look from the current D:5. The body has grown larger, measuring 4.8m in length and 1.8m in width, with a flowing silhouette and bold character lines creating a dynamic style. Notably, the front face boasts a bold tire house integrated with the headlights and a 3D立体 grill, giving it a very aggressive and futuristic image. The rear design maintains a similar styling for consistency, with SUV design elements like underguards emphasized, hinting at off-road capabilities.

The interior will also be equipped with a wide array of cutting-edge technologies. It will feature a digital instrument cluster and a large infotainment display, and the advanced driver-assistance system 'MI-PILOT' will significantly reduce driving stress during highway and congested driving. A voice AI assistant feature is also anticipated.

Most notably, the powertrain is undergoing a significant transformation. Moving beyond traditional gasoline and diesel engines, plug-in hybrid and pure electric versions will be newly introduced. The plug-in hybrid will be equipped with a 2.4L gasoline engine, dual electric motors, and a 20kWh battery, while the pure electric model will employ a dual-motor 4WD system and target an impressive driving range of 600km on a single charge.

The new Mitsubishi D:6 is scheduled for its world premiere sometime in 2025. It is anticipated to be the successor to the highly popular 'Delica D:5' in Japan and a cutting-edge vehicle that will usher in a new era of electric vehicles.

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