The most surprising of the two, the Concept GT-HEV is what Mitsubishi
calls a Sport Utility Hybrid Truck and expands upon the brand’s
upcoming Outlander Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) in a one-ton
pickup. Looking like a Honda Ridgeline or Chevy Avalanche based on the
lone teaser image, the GR-HEV uses the brand’s Super All Wheel Control
(S-AWC) AWD system to put power from a diesel-hybrid powertrain to the
ground. Mitsubishi says it chose a conventional hybrid setup for the
truck as it, “is deemed best suited to the heavy-duty daily requirements
of pickup truck users.”

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Switching gears is the Concept CA-MiEV, or what Mitsu calls a
Suburban EV, taking the brand’s electric cit car to a new level, in a
new package, and offering 300 km of range. The car will feature next gen
batteries and a new EV system, as well as lightweight component and
“advanced aerodynamics.” A step beyond the basic i model, it will
feature smartphone activated functions, wireless charging and will be,
“perfectly suited for suburban and country daily life” said the
automaker in a release.

Taking the stage with the new Outlander PHEV in Geneva, these two new
vehicles are a sign that Mitsubishi is staying true to its goal of
hitting a 20 percent electrically powered sales target by 2020.

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