Name: Mitsubishi Xpander-cross 2025
Brand: Mitsubishi
SKU: Mitsubishi-Xpander-cross-2025
Price: 84000 SAR
Availability: InStock

Efficient and reliable 1.5-liter engine equipped with Mitsubishi's MIVEC technology for improved fuel economy and performance.

Elevated ground clearance and protective body cladding enhance off-road capability and give the vehicle a robust, adventurous look.

Includes features like multiple airbags, ABS with EBD, and stability control systems to ensure enhanced passenger 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.

Rear Spoiler in cars improves aerodynamics by reducing lift and drag, enhancing stability, grip, and performance, especially at higher driving speeds.

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.

An engine Immobilizer prevents the engine from starting without the correct key or code, protecting against theft and unauthorised access.

TPMS monitors tyre pressure in real-time, warning drivers of underinflation to improve safety, fuel efficiency, and tyre lifespan.

Automatic headlights turn on or off based on lighting conditions, improving visibility and safety without requiring driver intervention during changing environments.

Follow Me Home Headlights stay on for a short time after the vehicle is turned off, illuminating the path to your door for added safety.

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

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

A rugged-looking version of the Mitsubishi Xpander MPV, the Xpander Cross was first launched in the Southeast Asian markets in 2019, almost two years after the debut of the regular Xpander. While the Xpander Cross already received its first facelift in 2022, the Saudi Arabian market continues to get the pre-facelift version of the rugged compact MPV. In the KSA, the Mitsubishi Xpander Cross is available in two variants &ndash; P1X and P2X - with colour options including Quartz White, Blade Silver, Graphite Grey, Jet Black Mica, Sunrise Orange, and Deep Bronze.
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Mitsubishi Xpander Cross Pros
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<li dir="ltr">Premium exterior design</li>
<li dir="ltr">Spacious cabin with lots of storage spaces</li>
<li dir="ltr">Refined and fuel-efficient engine</li>
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Mitsubishi Xpander Cross Cons
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<li dir="ltr">The cabin feels under-equipped and dated by modern standards</li>
<li dir="ltr">The engine lacks punch at lower RPMs</li>
<li dir="ltr">It could have had more features </li>
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Exterior
The current version of the Mitsubishi Xpander Cross is a rugged-looking variant of the pre-facelift Xpander, featuring rugged elements throughout. At the front, the Xpander Cross features an X-themed fascia that has C-shaped chrome garnishes on the sides of the grille, which has a trapezoidal upper housing with blacked slats.
With split headlamps, comprising sleek LED DRLs above and vertically aligned LED reflector headlamps below, the Xpander Cross features a rugged-looking silver skid plate in the middle, which incorporates rounded fog lamps in its corners. The side profile of the Xpander Cross also adds a sense of ruggedness over the regular Xpander, featuring large and functional roof rails, 17-inch machined alloy wheels, and wheel arch and side body mouldings.
The rear profile of the Mitsubishi Xpander Cross also shares a lot with the regular Xpander, including the Christmas tree-themed L-shaped tail lamps with LED inserts. The boot lid also appears aggressive, with sharp contours flowing alongside the license plate housing, which features a black garnish element above it. Like the front bumper, the rear bumper of the Mitsubishi XPander Cross also gets a tough-looking silver skid plate.&nbsp;
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Interior
Along with much of the exterior, even the interior has been shared with the pre-facelift version of the regular Xpander. However, the Mitsubishi Xpander Cross gets a sportier black and navy dual-tone upholstery, complemented by silver accents around the AC vents, steering wheel and sides of the sloping centre console.&nbsp;
The three-spoke, multi-functional tilt and telescopic-adjustable steering wheel, along with the old-school instrument console featuring traditional analogue gauges, appears very functional. Similarly, the centre console boasts a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system at its top. The centre console also features sleek, rectangular AC vents below the infotainment screen, followed by a glossy black panel for the automatic climate control in its lower part.&nbsp;
The Mitsubishi Xpander doesn&rsquo;t offer many comfort and convenience features, with only the basics included, such as an engine push-start button, rear AC vents, USB chargers, manual driver seat height adjustment, and an electronic parking brake. However, where this rugged-looking compact MPV really impresses is the number of storage spaces it offers in all three rows and the boot compartment.&nbsp;
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Engine and transmission
The Mitsubishi Xpander Cross is available solely with a 1.5-litre four-cylinder naturally aspirated engine, which is shared with the regular Xpander. Also shared with its standard MPV version is the CVT gearbox. Like the Xpander, the Xpander Cross also claims a maximum power output of 105 PS and a maximum torque output of 141 Nm.
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Ride and handling
In addition to the engine, the core platform and suspension setup of the Mitsubishi Xpander Cross also come from the regular Xpander. The former features Macpherson struts with coil springs, a stabiliser, and a built-in strut bar at the front, as well as a torsion beam at the rear. Compared to the Xpander, the Xpander Cross has a higher ground clearance, while offering the same levels of comfort and easy driving ability as the regular Xpander, thanks to its 5.2 metre turning radius.&nbsp;
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Safety
While it misses out on sophisticated ADAS features, the Mitsubishi Xpander Cross covers the basics, including dual front airbags, ABS with EBD and brake assist, hill start assist, active stability control, and a tyre pressure monitoring system.&nbsp;
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Conclusion
Besides offering the same levels of practicality and ease of driving as the regular Xpander, the Mitsubishi Xpander looks more muscular and aggressive with its added rugged-looking elements. The only grouse is that Mitsubishi hasn&rsquo;t updated the Xpander Cross with the same facelift as the regular Xpander received, making it look a bit outdated and under-equipped, especially on the inside.&nbsp;
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Mitsubishi Xpander Cross 2025

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