Since its launch in 1992 the Mitsubishi Evo has become a truly iconic model.
Blistering perfomance allied with head turning looks has made it one of the most recognised and distinctive cars on British roads.
Now the legend is set to grow with the launch of the all new Evo X.

The driving force behind this stunning car is a beast of a 2-litre, 4-cylinder turbocharged engine delivering an incredible 0-62 in only 4.7 seconds and a clutchless 6-speed auto-manual transmission provides swift response and incredible feel through the gear box.
But with power you need safety, and when it comes to safety the Evo X is fully kitted with Mitsubishi’s Super All Wheel Control (S-AWC). S-AWC adds Active Brake Control, Active Steering System and Roll Control Suspension.

Handling has been improved and body stiffness increased and the use of aluminium in the bonnet, boot lid, bumpers and roof has further reduced the weight of the car. Combine all of this with a lower centre of gravity and you get truly outstanding road holding.

The Evo comes with all mod cons including audio remote controls, CD/Radio with MP3 compatability, climate control, Bluetooth connection, 18” alloy wheels, automatic light sensing headlights and much, much more.

Performance

As always the Lancer Evolution X keeps its best tricks hidden from sight. 290 bhp at 6500 rpm*, 300 lb.ft. at 3500 rpm*, all comprehensively turned into pace. Traction and grip are even more immense, the car's various brains using differentials and brakes to subtly shuttle torque to the wheels with most grip, whilst a revised multilink rear suspension, still utilising Eibach springs and Bilstein dampers, combines with a new steering set-up and that stiffer chassis to make feedback even better than ever before.

FQ Power Upgrades by HKS

As with previous incarnations, the Lancer Evolution X is available with FQ power upgrades. The FQ-330 and FQ-360 power upgrades have been developed in conjunction with the world renowned HKS.

Control

Four doors, five seats, the same focused driving position and hugely winged Recaro seats. On the face of it the Lancer Evolution's cabin is reassuringly familiar. But look more closely and, as everywhere else, the interior has received a huge injection of sophistication. Materials and build-quality are far superior, as is the specification: now the Evolution gets a Bluetooth handsfree phone system, privacy glass, automatic light and rain sensors and adaptive Xenon headlamps for optimum visibility, a category 5 tracker to go with the category 1 alarm, power windows and climate control air conditioning, an HDD satellite navigation system with music server and a Rockford Fosgate premium audio system. At last there's an Evolution with as much interest in the cabin as there is under the skin. Well… almost.

*Figures refer to FQ-300 models.

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