The Mitsubishi Concept-ZT, which is considered to be the summit of automotive technology of the Japanese automaker, will be one of the three concept cars that Mitsubishi Motors Corporation is set to showcase in the upcoming 40th Tokyo Motor Show.

One of the most lauded features of the Concept-ZT is found in its so-called feet. An improved anti-skid brake systems and four-wheel-drive have been equipped in this Mitsubishi find. Under the S-AWC system, the Concept-ZT’s anti-skid brakes and all-wheel power will make this four-wheel machine easier to maneuver even in the roughest and bumpiest road it will take. Road stability is sure possible with this Mitsubishi Concept-ZT.

Aside from its beefed up braking system and overall look, the spacious frame structure made from aluminum alloy is also one of the best things about this automobile. The resin-made front and rear hoods, fenders, and doors plus the aluminum body make the Mitsubishi Concept-ZT weigh lesser.

Under the hood, this automobile will utilize a 2.2-liter diesel engine partnered with a dual clutch transmission also known as the Twin Clutch SST. This transmission technology is also one of the highlights of the upcoming tenth installment in the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution line.

The production Mitsubishi Concept-ZT’s official debut in the market has yet to be scheduled.

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