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2023 Mitsubishi ASX Australian pricing and features

Mitsubishi introduces fresh entry-level ASX variant, and more specification updates throughout the range

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The enduring Mitsubishi ASX is undergoing some packaging revisions for the incoming MY23 range, with a new value-minded entry-level variant and further equipment changes throughout the range.

The new-to-market ASX GS represents the new entry-level variant into the popular small SUV range, available with a five-speed manual or with a CVT, and opens the range asking $23,990 (before on-road costs).

Mid-spec Mitsubishi ASX ES, MR and LS' also gain a richer feature set, with a new six-speaker stereo system and other feature adjustments.

The MY23 Mitsubishi ASX range is due in local showrooms from December, 2022.

2023 Mitsubishi ASX pricing

Prices exclude on-road costs

ModelPrice
GS (manual)$23,990
GS (CVT)$26,240
ES (CVT)$27,490
MR (CVT)$29,240
LS (CVT)$29,990
GSR (CVT)$32,240
Exceed (CVT)$34,740

2023 Mitsubishi ASX features

GS

16-inch steel wheels
Rear spoiler with LED stop lamp
LED headlights
Colour-coded door handles, mirrors and rear garnish
Fabric upholstery
8.0-inch central infotainment
Wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
DAB+ radio
Rear view camera
Hill start assist
Forward collision mitigation system
Emergency brake assist
Emergency stop signal function
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ES, in addition to GS

18-inch alloy wheels
Climate control with second-row vents
Rain sensing wipers
Dusk sensing headlamps
Auto high beam
Reverse proximity sensors
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MR, in addition to ES

18-inch alloy wheels (black)
Six-speaker stereo
Black door mirrors and grille
Smart key with one touch start

LS, in addition to MR

Black roof rails
Illuminated vanity mirror
Leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter
Privacy glass
Blind spot warning
Lane change assist
Lane departure warning
Rear cross-traffic alert

GSR, in addition to LS

18-inch alloy wheels (black)
Aluminium brake pedals
Black door mirrors, grille and spoiler
Microsuede/synthetic leather trim w/ red stitching

Exceed, in addition to GSR

18-inch alloy wheels (two-tone)
Black leather-appointed upholstery
Dark argent metallic grille
Four-way power driver's seat
Front seat heating
Panoramic roof
Headlamp auto-levelling
Rockford Fosgate nine-speaker stereo
Satellite navigation

Engine, drivetrain and fuel economy

The more affordable variants of the 2023 Mitsubishi ASX, including entry GS, ES, MR and LS are all powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engines, driving the front wheels and generating 110kW/197Nm.

Only the new entry-level GS is optionally available with a five-speed manual transmission, with the rest of the range coming equipped with a CVT.

At the top of the range, ASX GSR and Exceeds gain a larger 2.4-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, producing 123kW/222Nm.

Mitsubishi's claimed fuel consumptions figures are in the table below:

ASX GS (manual)7.7L/100km
ASX GS (CVT)7.6L/100km
ASX ES (CVT)7.6L/100km
ASX MR (CVT)7.6L/100km
ASX LS (CVT)7.6L/100km
ASX GSR (CVT)7.9L/100km
ASX Exceed (CVT)7.9L/100km
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Safety

2023: The current ASX is unrated by the independent crash-test body ANCAP because its last crash test in 2014 exceeds the six-year expiry period now applied to vehicles.

The ASX was previously a five-star car, but it would probably lose a star if tested today due to its rudimentary active safety technology, some of which is missing from the lower-spec variants.

All ASXs are equipped with dual frontal, side chest and side head (curtain) airbags, and a driver knee airbag as standard.

Other range-wide safety items include ABS, emergency autonomous braking (which Mitsubishi calls a Forward Collision Mitigation system) and a rear view camera.

Warranty and servicing

All new Mitsubishis sold gain access to Mitsubishi's leading Diamond Advantage coverage, with a standard vehicle warranty of five years/100,000kms with capped price servicing in place for a whopping ten years.

Keep up with those scheduled services, all within the authorised Mitsubishi network of course, and Mitsubishi will almost double your vehicle's warranty to an impressive ten years/200,000kms.

New owners also receive up to four years of complimentary roadside assist.

Service intervals occur annually, or every 15,000kms - whichever comes first.

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Availability

The updated MY23 range of Mitsubishi ASX is scheduled to arrive in local showrooms from December, 2022.

Alex Affat
Contributor

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