Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) has cemented its claim as the best-selling vehicle in the Philippines with a total of 28,081 units sold. At the same time, it has secured its position as the best-selling Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) for three consecutive years.
Since its introduction to the Philippine market, the Mitsubishi Xpander has consistently redefined the MPV segment by offering a balance of style, comfort, and value that perfectly fits the Filipino lifestyles. And for Filipino customers to continue choosing the Xpander, Mitsubishi Motors continuously improve the model. Its latest enhancement is the recent addition of Active Yaw Control even to the base variant, making advanced safety and driving stability features more accessible to a wider range of customers.
One of the key reasons behind the Xpander’s sustained success is its versatility. As a 7-seater with generous cabin space and ample cargo capacity, the Xpander easily becomes ideal for daily commutes, family outings, and long road trips. Its high ground clearance and robust suspension system provide added confidence on varying road conditions, making it suitable for both urban and provincial driving. The Xpander is also equipped with features that provide peace of mind for both drivers and passengers, an important consideration for Filipino families.
Powered by a fuel-efficient and reliable engine, the Mitsubishi Xpander offers a smooth and confident drive while keeping ownership costs manageable. Backed by Mitsubishi Motors’ reputation for durability and MMPC’s extensive nationwide dealer network, the Xpander delivers long-term value and dependable aftersales support.
“The Mitsubishi Xpander was designed with family lifestyles in mind, from daily city driving to family road trips. Apart from the Mitsubishi brand being a trusted car brand by Filipino families for six decades, we believe that Xpander’s timeless aesthetic appeal, unmatched comfort both for driver and passengers, efficient performance, and worry-free ownership support thru our aftersales and dealer network are the perfect recipe for a lifetime companion which is what Filipinos are looking for,” said MMPC President & CEO Ritsu Imaeda.
To celebrate this milestone, MMPC is offering a promo where customers can enjoy savings of up to P 120,000 until March 2026, making it even more attainable for Filipino families to own the country’s most trusted MPV.
Sales proved it, this is one of the Car in the world
ReplyDeleteAside from the looks, the trusty 1.5L engine and 4AT transmission are the main reasons this car is popular with Pinoy buyers. With proper maintenance, the older versions have already proven their worth.
ReplyDeleteI gotta ask, what's so special about it?
ReplyDeleteIts price is competitive. No good competition exists. It is a Mitsubishi. Existing Xpanders have lasted so far. That's all I can think of.
DeleteThe fact that it's a Mitsubishi is good? No good competition? What about its usual toyota or honda rivals? It's all so hazy. Still doesn't answer the question bro.
Delete"The fact that it's a Mitsubishi is good? No good competition? What about its usual toyota or honda rivals? It's all so hazy. Still doesn't answer the question bro."
DeleteDo yourself a favor: Better do your own reserch and find out for yourself. Just be open minded.
You know, when a person is really interested on something or someone, they do their best to know a lot about it. Dont let other people influence your mind. You are in control bro.
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DeleteOi may nakapansin...... pusuan na yan...... ♡
I guess the average filipinos are satisfied with the fossil 4AT and 10yr old model
ReplyDeleteThat 4AT is old tech, but its reliable.
DeleteNew tech does not always equate to long term reliability. Go pay to be a guinea pig by the big car companies. They must shoulder the complete development cost but no, they will make hapless and clueless customers shell out their hard earned money or take a loan while harping "new tech"... budol!
Yep, seems to be a trend for PH buyers to buy overpriced and old school tech vehicles. Just look at the top 10 best sellers! They are all old and underwhelming vehicles.
DeleteGo back to your cave tito. New tech has always been steadily introduced and mass adopted and shown to be overall beneficial for safety, convenience, and comfort (and also fuel efficiency).
DeleteEven your favorite era of car technology had its fair share of tech that was tested and didn't succeed. You were also Guinea pigs back then and you didn't even know it. š
"Yep, seems to be a trend for PH buyers to buy overpriced and old school tech vehicles. Just look at the top 10 best sellers! They are all old and underwhelming vehicles."
DeleteMost pinoys dont go for the bling!
In PH market, vehicle reliability is king!
They look for value for their kaching!
That's exactly why we get outdated, boring, uninspiring, unrefined, and slow ass cars.
Delete"Even your favorite era of car technology had its fair share of tech that was tested and didn't succeed. You were also Guinea pigs back then and you didn't even know it."
DeleteThe tech being dicussed here is obviously the transmission. The reliable 4AT is basically preferred by Xpander buyers than those crappy new tech transmissions of other MPVs. Now if you cannot comprehend this topic, who is the one who lives in caves then?
And no, we have never been a guinea pig because in the early times, we were young and has no budget yet to buy a car. Better just accept your fate after buying that crappy new tech and regretting what you paid for. lol
Walang pera bumili noon at kulang pera ngayon kaya takot bumili ng newer tech. Parang iniimagine mo lng ang regret that you keep bringing up. Go touch grass, tito.
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Deletethat's typical 3rd world poverty mentality.. sad.
"Walang pera bumili noon at kulang pera ngayon kaya takot bumili ng newer tech. Parang iniimagine mo lng ang regret that you keep bringing up. Go touch grass, tito."
DeleteNope, just protecting the hrad earner money (we dont operate like govt contractors or politicians). We are not even rich heirs. When it comes to big purchases like workhorse cars, better sure than sorry. Not gonna be a guinea pig like you embrace to be, but if you are a rich kid then it wont matter to you. Dont be prejudicial to the working class who wants value for money, not after those unproven tech.
"that's typical 3rd world poverty mentality.. sad."
DeleteYeah, tell it to the respected motoring journalist and the thousands of owners who liked the Xpander!
What you just said is also applicable to those being duped that a daihatsu is a toyota?
Let’s just say, the people who bought xpander, and the aforementioned daihatsu, or any 3rd world SUVs or pickups for that matter, are satisfied with mediocrity
DeleteAsking others not to show prejudice against you but you're the first to generalize and label people as guinea pigs for buying newer tech. Entitled mo tlga. lol
DeleteI mean, of course PH buyers wiuld buy 3rd world cars because we are in a 3rd world country. We live in a country where a Toyota Camry or RAV4 is unattainable for most and are considered as "luxury", when these are just basic cars in other countries.
Delete"Asking others not to show prejudice against you but you're the first to generalize and label people as guinea pigs for buying newer tech. Entitled mo tlga. lol"
DeleteThe guinea pig is a description of those availing new untested tech, which you would love to be one.
On the otherhand, you are prejudising those value for money peeps who doesn't want to buy untested new tech (which you are very enamored with).
Its not entitlement. Its either you are getting mixed up or you really have a reading comprehension problem?
Anyways, calling another names (i.e. tito) means you already lost the debate. Goodbye!
Goodbye, tito! š Thinking you're actually being competent and logical in this exchange and focusing on 'winning' the discussion is adorable. May you someday learn the reading comprehension you're talking about. ❤️
DeleteBest selling? Did it sell more than Toyota?
ReplyDeleteYes, Xpander dethroned the Vios for being the best selling car model in 2025 based on brand new car sales. I think this is the first time a non-Toyota is the best selling brand-new car in almost 3 decades.
DeleteMitsubishi broke Toyota's streak. Back in the 2000s, the Revo was number 1. When the Innova came out, it became number 1. Then the Vios stole the Innova's spotlight. Only in 2025 that a non-Toyota is the number 1 best selling vehicle for that year.
ReplyDeleteAvanza/Veloz should've been number one, but Toyota somehow insists that these two are different models when they are the exact same thing. Sedans are sadly losing steam in PH market.
"Avanza/Veloz should've been number one, but Toyota somehow insists that these two are different models when they are the exact same thing."
DeleteDo you mean to say: "toyota can take away the veloz from the avanza, but they cannot take away the avanza from the veloz"?