At the Geneva Motor Show this year, Mitsubishi has unveiled a prototype expected by the commercial implications are established: the Concept Global Small was born in Nissan's intentions with the task to respond to various needs of mobility, from the West to developing countries development. The deal follows similar steps taken by the fact of great builders His platform, dubbed e-Compact, will be presented in the standard version at the end of the year, prior to production, scheduled for early 2012 at a new plant Mitsubishi under construction in Thailand.
1.68 m long 3.74 m wide, the concept itself as a B-segment with very compact dimensions. The production model will assemble two new petrol 1.0 and 1.2 liters, with start & stop and regenerative braking, and is ready to accommodate an electric motor, possibly in his bonnet. Mitsubishi plans to produce 150,000 units per year, with a possible increase to 200,000.
Mitsubishi Global Small Concept - Geneva Motor Show Live 2011 
1.68 m long 3.74 m wide, the concept itself as a B-segment with very compact dimensions. The production model will assemble two new petrol 1.0 and 1.2 liters, with start & stop and regenerative braking, and is ready to accommodate an electric motor, possibly in his bonnet. Mitsubishi plans to produce 150,000 units per year, with a possible increase to 200,000.
Mitsubishi Global Small Concept - Geneva Motor Show Live 2011
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