Mitsubishi Motors Unveiled All-New Grandis for European Market Expansion
Georgia Wray Norsten — July 3, 2025 — Autos
References: mitsubishi-motors
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation launched the all-new Grandis compact SUV for the European market on July 2, 2025, marking the first vehicle under the Grandis name to reach Europe in 13 years. The vehicle features the company's signature Dynamic Shield design and offers both mild hybrid (MHEV) and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) powertrain options. Built on Renault's CMF-B platform through their Alliance partnership, the Grandis will be manufactured at Renault's Valladolid plant in Spain.
The SUV emphasizes spacious interior design with a practical two-row, five-seat layout and sliding rear seats that expand luggage capacity from 434 to 1,455 liters. Advanced features include a panoramic glass roof with electrochromic function, Google built-in connectivity, and comprehensive driver assistance systems. The launch supports Mitsubishi's electrification strategy, targeting 100% electrified vehicle sales by 2035. This represents the automotive industry's continued shift toward hybrid technologies and cross-manufacturer collaboration to accelerate sustainable mobility solutions across global markets
Image Credit: Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
The SUV emphasizes spacious interior design with a practical two-row, five-seat layout and sliding rear seats that expand luggage capacity from 434 to 1,455 liters. Advanced features include a panoramic glass roof with electrochromic function, Google built-in connectivity, and comprehensive driver assistance systems. The launch supports Mitsubishi's electrification strategy, targeting 100% electrified vehicle sales by 2035. This represents the automotive industry's continued shift toward hybrid technologies and cross-manufacturer collaboration to accelerate sustainable mobility solutions across global markets
Image Credit: Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
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Hybrid-electric Vehicle Adoption — A growing emphasis on hybrid-electric vehicle adoption showcases the automotive sector's push towards sustainable solutions and reduced reliance on fossil fuels.
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Cross-manufacturer Collaborations — The collaboration between Mitsubishi and Renault for the Grandis highlights a trend in automakers leveraging partnerships to accelerate technological advancements and market reach.
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Interior Flexibility and Innovation — Rising demand for flexible and innovative vehicle interiors focuses on enhancing user experience and practicality, as seen in the Grandis with its sliding seats and panoramic glass roof.
Industry Implications
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Automotive Manufacturing — Automotive manufacturing is increasingly embracing new platforms and collaborative approaches, allowing companies to share resources and innovate more efficiently.
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Sustainable Technology — The sustainable technology industry benefits from the auto sector's transition to electrification, driving the development of eco-friendly powertrain solutions.
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Connected Car Technology — Connected car technology is rapidly evolving, offering integrated features such as built-in connectivity and driver assistance systems in vehicles like the Mitsubishi Grandis.
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