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THE Express marks Mitsubishi’s return to the mid-sized gentle-business van industry in Australia following 7 many years away, with the Japanese manufacturer looking to fellow alliance member Renault to help supply the items.
Constructed in the similar Sandouville manufacturing unit in northern France, the new Express shares all of its DNA with the French marque’s personal Trafic van, and Mitsubishi’s Australian subsidiary admits it would have been impossible to return to the section devoid of the help of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance.
To see how the Express stacked up, we expended a working day out west tests it in the Perth CBD and bordering suburbs with a rapid foray into the close by hills – precisely the kind of atmosphere this variety of automobile spends most of its daily life in.
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