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2012 Mitsubishi Cedia Select launched
Posted on 12 Jul 201258,252 Views11 Comments
No mechanical changes, only a new touchscreen infotainment system and a few styling updates
Mitsubishi India has launched the 2012 Cedia Select priced at Rs 8.90 lakh (ex-showroom New Delhi). The new features make this car a powerhouse of communication on the move, the company claims.
The changes include a portable 7-inch Mapmyindia android-based tablet with 3G connectivity, in-built map and real time navigation system, and up to seven hours of talk time. The Cedia carries over the 4-speaker Kenwood DVD player with 6.1 inch touch-screen from the older Cedia Sport, it is GPS compatible and has Bluetooth/USB connectivity. A new rear-view camera is also offered, and its video output is seen on the audio screen.
No changes have been made to the mechanicals. It retains the 115PS 2.0-litre petrol engine. The interior updates include a three-spoke black leather wrapped steering wheel, oyster leather seat covers, two-tone beige interiors and beige floor mats. Changes on the outside include 12-spoke alloy wheels, high-intensity halogen headlamps and horizontal-slat matte black grille.
The new Cedia Select 2012 is available in three colours namely White Speed, Black Flash and Rally Red.
HM-Mitsubishi seems to have resorted to these updates to regain position in the segment dominated by the Hyundai Verna. They sold 40 units of the Cedia and the Lancer combined in March.
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jeeva
diesel engine for this beast?????please dont kill this vehicle
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Don
I'm actually looking for a fast petrol at around 10 lakhs. I prefer good vehicle dynamics and high speed stability. I don't think 10 lakhs makes a car "premium" in any sense. Its got to be solidly built, look beautiful and go faster than most cars around that's all.The cedia seems to be the right one for me.
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prithvi
There is no point is relaunching the car with a petrol engine. In the present scenario, if cedia is out with a diesel engine and with a resonable price tag, the car can be a good choice. HM, come on start sourcing or developing diesel engines ...
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Kinshuk
Any given point of time if Mitsubishi wants to sustain in the heavy competition industry then they just need to focus on new launches specially hatchbacks or mid leven sedans with solid build quality , Cedia / Lancer are obsolete products now and with poor build quality, mechanically they are still strong but it won't suffice since other vendors are offering better products Mitsubishi should get separate from HM and should rethink from scratch to improve sales
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Milind
Its high time mitsubushi disassociates itself with HM. Why are they selling old outdated versions of the Lancer when the 2012/ 2013 Lancer is ages above, that too as a premium car???
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