Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has revised the spec of its Grandis MPV, which now comes with a host of new luxury features. They include xenon headlamps with auto leveling, a 2-DIN (6.1-inch) LCD touch screen head unit with GPS and reverse camera visual display, keyless entry and start, roof rails and a powered tailgate. Red metallic joins the four original exterior colours.
With all that, the price has increased from the previous RM160,557.80 (OTR without insurance) to RM165,427.80. RM5,000 for all that equipment sounds like decent value. Speaking about value, the Grandis already looks good next to the RM154,714.10 Honda Stream RSZ with more space and more engine.
The Grandis is powered by a 4G69 2.4-litre MIVEC engine with 163 bhp and 217 Nm, paired to a four-speed auto with manual mode. Other standard kit include two airbags, ABS/EBD/BA, rear 8″ LCD monitor, leather seats, climate control with rear manual adjustment, a bodykit and 17-inch wheels.
More pics after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments about the revised Mitsubishi Grandis focus on its design, size, and value as a 7-seater MPV, often comparing it favorably to Estima and other models like Wish and Stream. Several users appreciate its sleek appearance, spacious interior, and features such as xenon headlights, but some criticize the engine's fuel consumption, outdated 4-speed automatic transmission, and lack of modern safety features like ESP. There are discussions about potential updates, including a diesel engine and newer technology, as well as comparisons with Proton Exora, Pug 3008, and used Recon cars. Overall, the Grandis is viewed as a good-looking, practical MPV with good value, but some believe it is aging and in need of a model refresh to stay competitive.