As LCD displays can’t be easily curved, their use in vehicle dashboards has been very limited. So Mitsubishi is hoping the wraparound rear projection dashboard display used in their EMIRAI concept could see widespread use in just 10 years. More »
I’m not much of a petrolhead, but I do like the idea (and the economy) of an all-electric car. Mitsubishi’s just made the all-electric iMiev available for purchase and test drive. Anyone got a spare $53,000 or so they could spare me? More »
Uh oh. A plant belonging to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries was hacked into recently, although it’s not quite clear what data was pilfered in the attack. More »
Discounting the Tesla Roadster, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV will be Australia’s first readily available fully electric vehicle when it launches in Q3 this year. But in the leadup to that, a number of companies have incorporated the EV into their fleet, including Google Australia. More »
Sure, there’s a lot more to test-driving the car than the view from the driver’s seat. But it’s still pretty amazing that Mitsubishi will let you control a 2011 Outlander Sport, on a closed course, from your home. More »
While most of us are driving around in regular gas-guzzlers waiting for some nationwide electric vehicle infrastructure to be built so we can move away from petrol, Sydney council members are going to trial the Mitsubishi i-MiEV for six months to see what it’s like. Lucky them. More »
It’s no 82-incher like their last 3D TV, but Mitsubishi squeezed in an integrated Blu-ray player/recorder and HDD. Inbuilt players are usually advised against, but if you’re spending $US5900 on one you’ve probably got cash for a standalone BDP too. More »
It may be lagging three inches behind Panasonic’s big telleh, but Mitsubishi’s whopping great screen is OLED. Or should that be ZOLED? It was unveiled at ISE 2010, with Number 6 and Boomer dressy-likeys lending a hand. More »
