ASX VR-e – Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) is proud to introduce the fully electric ASX VR-e to its vehicle lineup in Q4, 2026.
The Mitsubishi ASX VR-e represents a new era of electrification within the Mitsubishi Motors range in Australia, leveraging the brand’s strong partnership with Foxtron Vehicle Technologies Co. Ltd (Foxtron) to deliver a sophisticated, tech-driven battery electric vehicle (BEV) to the market.
This new model carries the ‘ASX’ (Active Sports Crossover) name – one that has a long-established presence on Australian roads as a popular compact SUV. The ‘VR-e’ designation is a nod to the legendary Galant VR-4, one of Mitsubishi Motors’ iconic high-performance sports sedans.

ASX VR-e captures the essence of its namesake through its sporty performance and responsive handling – all made possible through extensive local testing and tuning by Mitsubishi Motors global and regional teams.
Underpinned by a sleek, Pininfarina-designed vehicle platform. It exhibits signature Mitsubishi styling elements through the front and rear fascia, wheels and interior trim.
ASX VR-e’s exterior design incorporates several key features to achieve optimal aerodynamic efficiency. Including a distinctive S-Duct to channel airflow from the centre of the front bumper over the hood surface. And active grille shutters to reduce drag according to driving conditions.

Mitsubishi ASX VR-e models
The All-New vehicle will debut in Australia under four model variants: LS, ASPIRE, EXCEED and GSR.
“ASX VR-e marks a significant milestone in our refreshed Mitsubishi range as the first BEV since the i-MiEV . Australia’s first mass-produced electric vehicle,” said MMAL CEO, Shunichi Kihara.
“The new Mitsubishi ASX VR-e continues this path of innovation. With an immersive infotainment system, bold design and excellent electric driving performance.
“It joins an evolving multi-powertrain vehicle lineup designed and tuned with Australian lifestyles in mind. As part of our Momentum 2030 plan – which will see the electrification of new models in the years to come.”
