Mitsubishi CZ2

The CZ2 is a stylish compact 5-door which is aimed at young couples or families enjoying an urban lifestyle. It was designed by Mitsubishi's German Studio, under the leadership of Mitsubishi Chief Designer Olivier Boulay, and built by Stola, in Torino, Italy.

Showing a new face treatment for Mitsubishi, the three-diamond logo rests on a bold triangular shape, which a spine that extends into the hood.

Mitsubishi CZ3 Tarmac

The CZ3 Tarmacis a high performance derivative of the CZ2. These two concept cars share the same platform, but the CZ-3 Tarmac is powered by a more powerful 1.5-litre GDI turbocharged engine and has an all-wheel-drive system based on the Lancer Evolution VII. Its performance and cockpit design reflect the winning taste of 4-time World Rally champion Tommi Makinen.

It was designed by Mitsubishi's Tama Design Studio located in the western suburbs of Tokyo and built by MIM, a model-maker located near Yokohama city.

Mitsubishi SUP

The S.U.P. (Sports Utility Pack) projects the fun and playful active lifestyle of its users. A tubular element circles the vehicle, incorporating front and rear lamps and door handles. Other features include a large louvered power sunroof and detachable, translucent luggage pods attached to the outside of the door panels.

The S.U.P. was designed by Mitsubishi's California Design Studio in Cypress, and built by Metalcrafters, Inc. in Fountain Valley.

Mitsubishi Space Liner

Mitsubishi proposes a next-generation relaxation vehicle, saying "We wanted to create an interior that soothes, that heals the troubled mind". The designers' inspiration came from Japanese perceptions about space, as they discarded fixed notions and set about creating an interior space that would be as comfortable as it was soothing.

The Space Liner was concieved to be powered by a fuel cell sysytem. This was designed and built by the same teams as in the case of the CZ-3 Tarmac. These two projects started in May and were completed within only five months.