Mitsubishi's Cedia never exactly set fire to the charts in India. Sure it is a popular car abroad, but with a more powerful engine. The detuned Cedia has been a rare sight on Indian roads, quite unlike its older sibling the Lancer. Mitsubishi know plans to change all that with the launch of the dual fuel Cedia Select.In milieage-conscious India, diesels and dual-fuel cars have seen reasonable success, the diesel versions often cannibalising the original petrol variants. In the recent past, Maruti offered a dual-fuel Wagon R.
Mitsubishi cars are manufactured in India by Hindustan Motors.
The company said today that the duel-fuel kits in the Cedia Select will be factory fitted, utilise the sequent-type technology for effective performance on LPG fuel and will have a 32-bit microprocessor. The Cedia Select cars would be priced at rs 8.6 lakh, ex-showroom Delhi.
Mitsubishi cars are manufactured in India by Hindustan Motors.
The company said today that the duel-fuel kits in the Cedia Select will be factory fitted, utilise the sequent-type technology for effective performance on LPG fuel and will have a 32-bit microprocessor. The Cedia Select cars would be priced at rs 8.6 lakh, ex-showroom Delhi.
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