The Japanese company announced a novelty for Europe, for which it will return the name Grandis, under which a three -row minivan was produced from 2003 to 2011. This time it will get the renamed version [Renault Symbioz](https://motor.ru/news/renault-symbioz-02-05-2024.htm)-crossovers based on Captur, represented in the spring of last year. The debut of the new Grandis is expected in July 2025.
The revived Mitsubishi Grandis will be built on the CMF-B platform, which also underlies Mitsubishi ASX-“Gemini” Captur-Mitsubishi Colt, Renault Clio, Captur, Symbioz and Arkana, Nissan Micra and Juke, as well as Romanian Dacia cars.
The crossover from the Japanese brand will receive options with a “soft” and a full -fledged hybrid borrowed from Renault. To differ from the French model Mitsubishi will be nameplates, the name and the proprietary lattice of Dynamic Shield.
Mitsubishi / Carscoops 
Mitsubishi / Carscoops 
Mitsubishi / Carscoops 
Mitsubishi / Carscoops 
Mitsubishi / Carscoops
Grandis is promised a “spacious and universal” interior with a 10.4-inch screen of a Google multimedia system, like Symbioz and Captur, as well as a complete set of active security and assistance systems ADAS.
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The trunk is also copied by Renault: it can be expanded from 492 to 624 liters thanks to the sliding rear sofa. The folded backs of the rear seats will increase the capacity to the maximum 1582 liters.
Mitsubishi Grandis’s debut is scheduled for July, and the crossover will begin to arrive in the European markets in the fall of this year. Following it, another novelty should appear-while the nameless CDs with an electric power plant, which, in turn, will turn out to be a “double” Renault Scenic E-Tech.
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