Mitsubishi is all set to make a powerful comeback in the global SUV market with its all-new Mitsubishi Destinator 7-seater SUV. First unveiled in Indonesia, this premium SUV brings together bold design, spacious interiors, and a turbocharged petrol engine, all at an expected price starting from just ₹20 lakh – which is similar to top-end compact 5-seater SUVs like Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, and Honda Elevate.
Mitsubishi Destinator Dimensions and Design
The Mitsubishi Destinator SUV stands out with its aggressive styling, featuring Mitsubishi’s latest design language that will shape the future of its SUV lineup. Its dimensions are:
- Length: 4,680 mm
- Width: 1,840 mm
- Height: 1,780 mm
- Wheelbase: 2,815 mm
- Ground Clearance: 214 mm
- Wheels: Stylish 18-inch alloy wheels
The high stance and muscular looks give the Destinator a rugged presence, making it a serious competitor in the mid-size SUV and premium SUV segments.
Interior Features and Cabin Comfort
On the inside, the Mitsubishi Destinator 7-seater comes packed with premium features, such as:
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- 64-colour ambient lighting
- Spacious 3-row seating layout
- Advanced infotainment system
- Premium materials and soft-touch dashboard
The ample space in all three rows makes it ideal for large Indian families looking for a comfortable long-distance SUV.
Engine and Performance
Under the hood, the Destinator is powered by a turbocharged petrol engine. While exact specs are yet to be revealed, it promises solid performance for both city and highway driving. However, there’s no hybrid or diesel engine option for now.
Will Mitsubishi Destinator Launch in India?
Mitsubishi has been absent from the Indian car market for a few years, after the limited success of models like the Outlander and Pajero. However, the Indian SUV market is now booming, especially in the 7-seater and family SUV categories.
With the right pricing and localization, the Mitsubishi Destinator India launch could be a game-changer and rival popular 7-seater SUVs like:
- Mahindra XUV700
- Tata Safari
- Hyundai Alcazar
- MG Hector Plus
- Toyota Innova Hycross
Why Mitsubishi Should Launch the Destinator in India
- Rising demand for 3-row SUVs
- Preference for turbo petrol engines
- Growing popularity of feature-loaded family cars
- Increasing competition in the ₹20-30 lakh SUV segment
With the right marketing and support network, Mitsubishi can reclaim its lost ground in India. The Destinator SUV offers the perfect package of power, space, and features to attract modern Indian buyers.
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