Mitsubishi Airtrek review: electric compact SUV

Mitsubishi Airtrek — a modern all-electric crossover developed specifically for the Chinese market by the GAC Mitsubishi joint venture. The car combines the practicality of a family SUV, strong driving range, and rich equipment, focused on urban use and comfortable trips. Mitsubishi Airtrek tuning will help make your vehicle more practical and add versatility — and if you’re looking for accessories for another model, our product range is available via this link.

Technical specifications

• Drive type: front-wheel drive.
• Electric motor: permanent-magnet synchronous, 165 kW (224 hp).
• Torque: 350 Nm.
• Top speed: 175 km/h.
• Range (CLTC): 500 km / 520 km.
• Battery capacity: 71.8 kW·h (LFP) or 69.9 kW·h (ternary lithium).
• Charging time: fast ≈0.53–0.7 h, slow ≈10.2–10.3 h.
• Dimensions: length 4630 mm, width 1920 mm, height 1728 mm.
• Wheelbase: ≈2830 mm.
• Trunk volume: 368–1100 l.
• Wheels: 19" or 20".

Trim levels

• Base: 4 airbags, ABS/ESP/TCS, dual-zone climate control, 12.3-inch touchscreen, digital instrument cluster, CarPlay/Android Auto support, panoramic roof, power tailgate, eco-leather, etc.
• Extended: adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, active braking, 360° cameras, AR navigation, driver’s seat heating/ventilation/memory, wireless charging, adaptive LED headlights, etc.

Exterior and interior

Exterior is done in Mitsubishi’s signature style: Dynamic Shield front grille, split lighting with position-light strips, hexagonal motif on the tailgate, muscular proportions.

Interior Airtrek is spacious and minimalist: a horizontal dashboard for better visibility, soft stitched materials, and a 12.3-inch central display.