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Mitsubishi will present electric crossover concept

Mitsubishi's teaser image shows a shows a steeply sloped rear window on the e-Evolution Concept and narrow, three-pronged wraparound tail lights. (Mitsubishi)
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Hans Greimel
September 20, 2017 05:00 AM

TOKYO -- Mitsubishi Motors aims to highlight its crossover prowess at this year's Tokyo auto show with a low-slung "flagship" SUV coupe concept.

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