* Price is based on the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price for the lowest priced Mitsubishi ASX 2025 variant. The Price excludes costs such as stamp duty, other government charges and options.

Mitsubishi Australia has conceded the new-generation ASX small SUV – a rebadged Renault Captur – will not be able to capture the same market share as its predecessor, which started $13,000 cheaper.

Based on 73 cars listed for sale in the last 6 months. Standard accessories for the ASX include turn-key operation, LED headlights, DRLs, front fog lights, electric side mirrors, two USB-A ports, two ...

Mitsubishi is replacing the old ASX with a Renault Captur-derived model. Coming to Australian dealers in November 2025, the newcomer is listed with a starting price $13,250 higher than the previous ...

Mitsubishi’s ASX is one of the oldest cars on sale, making it a safe if uninspiring option for Aussie motorists. The ASX is the cheapest car in Mitsubishi showrooms. Basic – and they are truly basic – ...

Recently available for $24,490 plus on-road costs in basic manual form, the old ASX has been replaced by a new model that starts from $37,740 plus on-road costs that push its drive-away price beyond ...

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The new-generation Mitsubishi ASX is a radical departure from the old car – for good and bad – but ticks most of the boxes for small-SUV buyers. Just don’t expect it to come cheap. Sequels can be hard ...

The new Renault-based 2026 Mitsubishi ASX may not have been the Japanese brand’s first choice, but ensuring there was a suitable replacement for the 15-year-old but still popular small SUV was key in ...

The ASX is the cheapest car in Mitsubishi showrooms. Basic – and they are truly basic – models start from $24,490 plus on-road costs (about $26,200 drive-away), making it one of the cheapest cars on ...