November 6,
all car lovers are waiting for a very interesting event in a special edition of
the show Inside West Coast Customs. Mitsubishi Motors and the American tuning
studio West Coast Customs prepared a presentation of the hybrid, which was made
from the first model of the Japanese brand Model A, which went off the assembly
line in 1917.
So, what
was done? The car, which received the name Mitsubishi Re-Model, acquired a
hybrid engine from the Cross Outlander PHEV. It is a conglomerate of a
2.0-liter gasoline unit with a capacity of 121 horsepower and 81-horsepower
front and rear electric motors. By the way, 12 kilowatt-old batteries of the
machine can be recharged from the home electrical system.
Of course,
there was not a hundred-year veteran left without modern "lotions".
In the cabin there is a multimedia system compatible with the smartphone, a set
of systems that provide security management. "In the flesh"
Mitsubishi Re-Model will be available at the December showroom in Los Angeles.
For
connoisseurs of history recall, Mitsubishi Model A - the first car produced by
the company. In 1917, it was equipped with a 2.8-liter V4, issuing 35
horsepower. In total 22 machines of this brand came off the assembly line.
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