Mitsubishi Destinator Rivals: Mitsubishi has recently launched the new 7-seater SUV Destinator, which costs just Rs 20 lakh. Let's find out which cars this car will compete with if launched in India.

Mitsubishi has launched its new 7-seater SUV Destinator in Indonesia. The special thing is that its price has been kept at just Rs 20 lakh, which is usually the price of 5-seater compact SUVs. If this SUV comes to India, it will compete directly with vehicles like Mahindra XUV700 and Tata Safari.

How is the design and size?

• The Mitsubishi Destinator has a very stylish and muscular look. Its dimensions are also big. Its 2815mm wheelbase gives more space to the occupants. The SUV has 18-inch alloy wheels and 214mm ground clearance, which makes it easy to drive even on bad and uneven roads.

Premium Interiors and Features

• The interior of Destinator gives a completely premium feel. It has dual-zone AC, so that the front and rear passengers can set different temperatures. Apart from this, it has 64 color ambient lighting, which makes night driving more beautiful. This SUV is completely 7-seater, which means even a big family can travel long distances comfortably. Its seating and space make it family friendly.

Engine and performance

• Mitsubishi Destinator will currently have a turbocharged petrol engine. It will give strong performance and a better driving experience both in the city and on the highway. However, there is no hybrid engine option in it.

Preparing to return to India

• Mitsubishi used to sell vehicles like Lancer and Pajero in India earlier, but due to low sales the company had shut down its operations from India. Now the discussion about Mitsubishi's return to India with an SUV like Destinator has intensified.

Which vehicles will collide with?

• If Mitsubishi Destinator is launched in India, it can compete directly with Mahindra XUV700 and Tata Safari. Both the SUVs currently have a strong hold in this segment, but the new 7-seater Mitsubishi coming at a price of Rs 20 lakh can prove to be a big game-changer in the Indian market.