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Mitsubishi Motors is celebrating for the fifth consecutive year after the legendary L200 won the esteemed What Van? award for ‘Pick-up of the Year,’ an impressive 15 times in 18 years.

Mitsubishi has added a new six-speed 1.8 litre common rail direct injection diesel engined version of their Lancer. It attracts just with €156 annual road tax will only help to increase the popularity of this iconic vehicle.

Foxford’s James McGreal returned to winning form at Harrington’s Quarry in the third round of the Mayo and District Motorsport Club loose surface autocross. It was the penultimate round of the 2009 championship, when McGreal last won. Since then he has been pipped to the post by Eamon Mimnagh twice and Mark Donnelly once but there was nothing that Mimnagh could do to reel in the Mayo man. McGreal took the event by a convincing two second margin to his nearest rival. That rival was Damian O'Hagan from Omagh in his Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6. O’Hagan set consistent second fastest times all day, netting him second place overall. Next up was Andrew Mackarel in his older Mitsubishi Evo 5 gaining the last place on the podium by a scant 0.6 of a second from Mimnagh.

The all-electric, zero emission Mitsubishi Innovative Electric Vehicle will be used throughout Ireland to support the planning and implementation of the ESB nationwide charging infrastructure.

The Ravens Rock Rally hosts round four of this year’s Irish Mitsubishi Ralliart Evolution Challenge, the high-profile one-make series for Group N Lancers is back for its third consecutive season in Ireland.

Pictured arriving at Dublin Port this week is a Mitsubishi i-MiEV, the first electric vehicle from a mainstream manufacturer to be registered in Ireland. It is positive proof that EVs are no longer in the distant future, and 143 more Mitsubishi i-MIEVs will arrive in Ireland this June.

Pictured arriving at Dublin Port this week is a Mitsubishi i-MiEV, the first Electric Vehicle (EV) from a mainstream manufacturer to be registered in Ireland and proof positive that EV’s are no longer in the distant future.

Pictured arriving at Dublin Port this week was a Mitsubishi i-MiEV, the first electric vehicle (EV) from a mainstream manufacturer to be registered in Ireland and proof positive that EVs are no longer in the distant future. And a further 14 Mitsubishi i-MIEVs will arrive in Ireland this June.

Mitsubishi Motors premiered the new ASX compact crossover at the Geneva International Motor Show.

Mitsubishi Motors has announced price reductions to the L200 double cab and Grandis seven-seater range.