Mitsubishi President Osamu Masuko re-affirmed his company’s commitment to the American marketplace, despite seeing most of its product line eliminated, and the flagship i electric car fail miserably. Despite these Job-like setbacks, Mitsubishi will release more new product in 2013, including a plug-in hybrid SUV and an all-new A/B segment car.
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Tagged as Japan, japanese cars, Mitsubishi, mitsubishi i, Mitsubishi Mirage, mitsubishi outlander
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