The refreshed Mitsubishi ASX has gone on-sale today priced from $25,000+ORC and available in two variants.

THE BABY SUV of the Mitsubishi line-up has copped a nip and a tuck for the 2017 model year and is on-sale right now from $25,000+ORC. The refreshed ASX adopts Mitsubishi’s corporate Dynamic Shield styling and, said Mitsubishi “boast(s) a number of upgrades to exterior and interior styling and overall functionality”.

In addition to the family grille, the ASX gets a new front bumper with gloss black and chrome finishes. A new shark fin antenna has also been fitted.

Inside, “rear seat comfort is improved with additional seat base bolstering on all models while the LS gain new high-grade fabric seat trim with red stitching. Electric heated seat switches on XLS models are relocated to the instrument panel for greater convenience,” Mitsubishi said.

The Japanese car maker claims it’s tweaked the infotainment unit making it easier to use. We’ll reserve judgement until we’ve tested it ourselves.

Combination style front fog lamps replace the daytime running lamps and the key fob design on LS is new too.

Mitsubishi Motors Australia Executive Director of Marketing Tony Principe said

“ASX is our number one-selling SUV, and for good reason – it hits all the right markers for small SUV buyers with an abundance of style, features and great packaging.

“The new, Dynamic Shield 2017 ASX will make a bold statement with plenty of youthful appeal and new features to help it remain one of Australia’s most popular small SUVs.”

2017 ASX KEY CHANGES

LS:

  • Euro 5 compliance;
  • New dynamic shield front bumper and grille;
  • Shark fin antenna;
  • Re-designed seat height adjuster;
  • Improved rear seat comfort;
  • New cloth seat trim with red stitching and
  • New key fob shape.

XLS (same as LS, plus):

  • Heated seat switches relocated to instrument panel; and
  • Functional improvements to MMCS audio.

17MY ASX range

MT

AT

LS 2.0L petrol 2WD

$25,000

$27,000

LS 2.2L diesel 4WD

•    

$32,500

XLS 2.0L petrol 2WD

•    

$31,500

XLS 2.2L diesel 4WD

•    

$37,000

 

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