Name: Mitsubishi Xforce 2025
Brand: Mitsubishi
SKU: Mitsubishi-Xforce-2025
Price: 89500 SAR
Availability: InStock

Equipped with enhanced suspension, all-terrain tires, and advanced traction systems, the Xforce High Line delivers exceptional performance and durability on challenging terrains.

Features a large touchscreen infotainment system with smartphone integration, premium materials, and an intuitive layout for a connected and comfortable driving experience.

Includes cutting-edge driver assistance technologies such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and automated emergency braking to enhance occupant safety.

Engine size refers to the total volume of all cylinders in a car’s engine, usually measured in litres or cubic centimetres (cc).

Number of speakers in a car refers to the total audio output units, affecting sound quality, clarity, and overall in-cabin entertainment experience.

Parking sensors detect obstacles while parking using ultrasonic or electromagnetic waves, helping drivers avoid collisions and park safely and accurately.

Automatic Climate Control in cars maintains a set cabin temperature by automatically adjusting fan speed, airflow, and cooling or heating as needed.

Cruise Control in cars maintains a constant speed without driver input on the accelerator, enhancing comfort and efficiency during long-distance driving.

Adaptive Cruise Control automatically adjusts the vehicle’s speed to maintain a safe distance from the car ahead, enhancing comfort and safety.

Engine Start Stop Button allows drivers to start or stop the engine with a push, enhancing convenience, security, and modern vehicle functionality.

Paddle Shifters allow drivers to manually shift gears using steering wheel-mounted levers, offering greater control and a sportier driving experience.

Semi-automatic parking systems steer the car while the driver handles braking and gear shifts. Fully automatic systems control all functions to park the car by themselves.

A remote panic button triggers an alarm or alert in emergencies, helping attract attention and deter threats for personal safety.

Hands-Free Tailgate in cars allows the trunk to open or close automatically by waving a foot under the rear bumper, enhancing convenience.

Auto-Start-Stop automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle stops, like at traffic lights, and restarts it when the driver accelerates, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.

A sunroof in car is a panel on the roof that opens to allow light and air, enhancing comfort and driving experience

Panoramic Sunroof in cars is a large glass roof panel that provides expansive outside views, natural light, and an airy cabin experience.

Adjustable Headlights allow drivers to change the angle or height of the light beam for optimal visibility based on road and load conditions.

Power Adjustable Rear View Mirror allows drivers to electronically adjust mirror angles for optimal rear visibility, enhancing safety and driving convenience.

Power Folding Rear View Mirror in cars automatically folds in or out, providing convenience, preventing damage, and saving space in tight areas.

Side Stepper in cars provides a step below the door, making it easier to enter or exit high vehicles like SUVs and trucks.

Rear View Mirror Turn Indicator Lights enhance visibility by signalling lane changes or turns, alerting nearby drivers for improved safety and awareness.

Automatic driving lights use sensors to detect ambient light levels and automatically turn headlights on or off, improving safety and convenience during changing light conditions like dusk or tunnels.

Roof Rail in cars provides a mounting point for cargo carriers or roof racks, allowing safe transport of luggage, bikes, or equipment.

Headlamp Washers spray cleaning fluid onto the headlights to remove dirt, dust, or snow, ensuring maximum light output and better night visibility.

LED Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) enhance vehicle visibility during daylight, improving safety while consuming less power and offering stylish illumination.

Headlight types in cars include halogen, LED, and HID, each offering different brightness, energy efficiency, and lifespan for night visibility.

Taillight types in cars include halogen, LED, and OLED, offering varying brightness, efficiency, and style for rear visibility and safety.

Fog lights in cars are positioned low and emit wide beams to improve visibility during fog, rain, or snow by reducing glare.

Trunk opening in cars can be manual, remote, or automatic, providing access to cargo space for loading and unloading convenience.

Heated Rear View Mirror in cars prevents fog and ice buildup on mirrors, ensuring clear visibility in cold or humid weather conditions.

Puddle Lights illuminate the ground near the car door when opened, enhancing visibility and safety in dark or low-light conditions.

Cornering Swivel Headlights pivot in the direction of steering, improving visibility on curves and corners, enhancing night driving safety and road awareness.

Cornering Swivel Fog Light activates in turns to improve visibility by directing light toward the turning direction, enhancing safety during night driving.

Projector Headlights use a focused lens to provide a sharper, more precise beam of light, improving nighttime visibility and reducing glare.

Steering Wheel Material in cars affects grip, comfort, and aesthetics, commonly made of leather, urethane, or synthetic blends for better driving experience.

Glove Box in cars is a small storage compartment on the passenger side dashboard, used to store documents, tools, or small items.

Rear Folding Table in cars offers a convenient surface for rear passengers to place items, work, eat, or enjoy added comfort.

Upholstery Material in cars refers to the fabric or leather covering seats and interiors, affecting comfort, durability, style, and overall luxury feel.

Ambient Light in cars provides soft interior illumination, enhancing cabin atmosphere, visibility, and aesthetics, especially during night driving or low-light conditions.

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) prevents the wheels from locking during sudden braking. This helps maintain steering control and reduces stopping distance on slippery roads.

Traction Control System prevents wheel slip during acceleration by reducing engine power or applying brakes to individual wheels, ensuring stability and grip on slippery or uneven surfaces.

Equipped with Mitsubishi's Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) system and enhanced ground clearance, the Xforce Premium Line excels in off-road performance and handling.

Includes comprehensive safety features such as adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, and automatic emergency braking to enhance driver confidence and safety.

Features a high-quality interior with an intuitive touchscreen infotainment system supporting smartphone integration and a digital instrument cluster for a modern driving experience.

Explore the MITSUBISHI XFORCE in Saudi Arabia. Check updated price, specs, colors, variants, and images. Compare trims and discover offers at GoGo Motor.

MITSUBISHI XFORCE -  Latest Price, Features & Specs in Saudi Arabia | GoGo Motor

Mitsubishi's offering the premium compact SUV space, the XForce is one of the latest-generation models from the Japanese carmaker, primarily developed for emerging car markets in Asia. One of the most affordable SUVs from Mitsubishi, the XForce sits below the ASX in the carmaker's lineup and is available in two variants &ndash; High Line and Premium Line. The colour options for the Mitsubishi XForce are Energetic Yellow, Quartz Pearl, Graphite Grey and Blade Silver. &nbsp;
&nbsp;
Mitsubishi XForce Pros
<ul>
<li dir="ltr">Sporty and youthful exterior design</li>
<li dir="ltr">Spacious cabin with new-age screens</li>
<li dir="ltr">Refined and fuel-efficient engine</li>
</ul>
 Mitsubishi XForce Cons
<ul>
<li dir="ltr">A few new-age features are missing</li>
<li dir="ltr">The engine lacks punch at lower RPMs</li>
<li dir="ltr">Slightly stiff ride quality</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;
Exterior
Based on Mitsubishi's XFC concept showcased a few years ago, the XForce features a refreshing design language that appears bold from certain angles, like the front, where the Mitsubishi XForce gets a massive trapezoidal grille with large honeycomb inserts. The slanted T-shaped all-LED headlamps, which also feature dynamic LED DRLs, look very unique and make the XForce look bold and wide when viewed head-on.
The colour-coded trapezoidal front skid plate comes integrated with fog lamps in its outer corners. Moving to the side, the Mitsubishi XForce is one of the few compact SUVs that come with 18-inch alloy wheels, which feature a machined finish here. The contours over the bonnet and the muscular hump over the rear fender further accentuate the XForce's size.
The uniqueness in the design of the Mitsubishi XForce continues at the back as well, with the SUV featuring slanted T-shaped LED tail lamps that have the same shape as the headlamps. The rest of the boot lid features a cleaner and simpler design, while the rear bumper has a wide, colour-coded skid plate with reflectors in its corners.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Interior
Mitsubishi has carried forward the essence of uniqueness in the cabin of the XForce as well, with the interior of the SUV having a white melange fabric theme for the dashboard and leather upholstery for the seats. The round and retro-themed multi-functional steering wheel of the Mitsubishi XForce has a new-age 8-inch full-TFT instrument console. This cluster sits in a binnacle, which is part of the gloss-black-themed horizontal cockpit that also houses a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system.&nbsp;
The Mitsubishi XForce's dashboard features pentagonal AC vents at the corners and a sleek, trapezoidal bar for the central AC vents. The lower centre console of the XForce features a trapezoidal panel for the dual-zone automatic climate control. In contrast, the central tunnel, which houses the transmission lever, drive mode controller, and electronic parking brake switch, has a mix of textured and gloss black finishes.
To attract youngsters, the Mitsubishi XForce has been equipped with a host of features like ambient lighting, an 8-speaker Yamaha audio system, rear AC vents, an air purifier, reclining rear seats, front and rear centre armrests, a wireless charger, a cooled console box, a seat under tray and front and rear USB charging ports.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Engine and transmission
The Mitsubishi XForce shares its 1.5-litre four-cylinder naturally aspirated engine with the Xpander and Xpander Cross, and here too, this engine is paired with a CVT gearbox. Much like its MUV siblings, the XForce also claims a maximum power output of 105 PS and a maximum torque output of 141 Nm, as it is offered in the same state of tune.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Ride and handling
With slightly stiff MacPherson struts at the front and a torsion beam at the rear, along with 18-inch wheels all around, the Mitsubishi XForce is a dynamic SUV to drive, further complemented by its light yet accurate steering setup. Mitsubishi has equipped the XForce with four drive modes &ndash; Normal, Wet, Gravel, and Mud - which further enhance the overall driving dynamics.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Safety
Besides the essentials like six airbags, ABS with EBD and brake assist, auto headlamps, electronic parking brake, tyre pressure monitoring system, active yaw control, reverse camera, reverse parking sensors and hill start assist, the XForce also happens to be the most affordable Mitsubishi vehicle to get an ADAS suite, with features like adaptive cruise control, leading car departure notification, forward collision mitigation system, automatic high beam, blind spot warning system and rear cross traffic alert.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Conclusion
With a path-breaking design, contemporary interior, and engaging driving dynamics, the XForce aims to woo the younger car-buying audience who want a compact SUV that feels both practical and sporty at the same time.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
&nbsp;
&nbsp;

Mitsubishi Xforce 2025

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV To Have Better Range & Improved Cabin Tech

Porsche 911 Turbo S Is Here With Its Hypercar Pace & Hybrid Powertrain

Polestar Plays Down Financial Struggles As ‘One-Time Loss’ After Incurring $1.1 Billion Loss

The Toyota Corolla Gets A Facelift & You Didn’t Even Know

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV To Have Better Range & Improved Cabin Tech

Porsche 911 Turbo S Is Here With Its Hypercar Pace & Hybrid Powertrain

Polestar Plays Down Financial Struggles As ‘One-Time Loss’ After Incurring $1.1 Billion Loss

The Toyota Corolla Gets A Facelift & You Didn’t Even Know

Hyundai Has Finally Revealed Its Three Concept At The IAA Mobility Show In Munich