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Mitsubishi ASX

The compact crossover, sold under three names in different markets and produced for well over a decade with little change — so a recent one is an older design than it looks. Shares the Outlander's petrol engines and its CVT, which is where its transmission code traffic comes from.

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Generations

First generation 2010–2022

Produced for over a decade with little change, so a recent one is an older design; shares the Outlander's petrol engines and CVT.
- Belt CVT (continuously variable) CVT
- Jatco JF015E CVT
Body styles

SUV

Platform

Mitsubishi GS
Engines
1.6 — 4A92 · petrol · 86 kW (115 hp)

2.0 — 4B11 · petrol · 110 kW (148 hp)

2.4 — 4B12 · petrol

1.6 DI-D — diesel · 84 kW (113 hp)

1.8 DI-D — diesel · 85–110 kW (114–148 hp)

2.2 DI-D — diesel
Transmissions

5-speed manual · 6-speed manual · CVT · 6-speed automatic

Drivetrain

Front-wheel drive · Four-wheel drive
Second generation 2023–present

A rebadged Renault Captur — Renault knowledge applies, which the badge does not suggest.
- Dual-clutch (DCT / DSG) dual-clutch
Body styles

SUV

Platform

Renault CMF-B
Engines
1.0 turbo three-cylinder — petrol

1.3 turbo — mild hybrid

1.6 hybrid — hybrid

1.3 turbo PHEV — plug-in hybrid

2.0 — petrol · 4-cylinder, US market 2023-2026

2.4 — petrol · 4-cylinder, US market 2023-2026
Transmissions

6-speed manual · 7-speed dual-clutch · e-CVT

Drivetrain

Front-wheel drive

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