First impressions of the 2026 Mitsubishi Xpander and Xpander Cross with updated design, tech, and safety features at new price points.
Key Takeaways
- The 2026 Mitsubishi Xpander and Xpander Cross receive thoughtful design and tech updates without changing core mechanics.
- Wireless connectivity and enhanced safety tech like active yaw control and 360 cameras improve user experience.
- Pricing has increased slightly but remains competitive in the Philippine market.
- The Auto Deal platform supports buyers in finding the best prices and dealer connections.
- The vehicles continue to offer good value for space, technology, and styling.
What the video covers
- The 2026 Mitsubishi Xpander and Xpander Cross maintain their strong market presence with subtle but meaningful updates.
- Exterior updates include refreshed front grills, bumpers, rear bumpers, arrow blades, vertical guards, and new 17-inch wheels with 205/55 tires.
- Interior improvements feature a new 8-inch LCD instrument cluster and a redesigned steering wheel.
- A new 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
- A 360-degree camera system is now available, enhancing parking and maneuvering safety.
- Active yaw control has been added to improve vehicle stability during cornering.
- Powertrain and transmission remain unchanged from previous models.
- Pricing starts at 1,199,000 PHP for the Xpander and 1,378,000 PHP for the Xpander Cross.
- The Auto Deal app facilitates connecting buyers with over 700 dealers nationwide for the best deals.
- Additional detailed driving reviews are available via links provided in the video description.
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[Music] The Expander and the Expander Cross have been Mitsubishi's volume drivers for good reason. You've got good looks, a decent amount of tech, and you get value for your peso in terms of space. If it ain't broke, don't fix it is a model
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that applies really well here. However, a tweak here and there is always going to be a good thing. While the power figures and transmission remain the same, both the Expander and the Cross receive a refreshed front grill and
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bumper, which clearly set them apart from each other and the past. Now, it might take a keener eye, but the rear bumpers, arrow blades, and vertical guards are also a step away from yesterday's design. The exterior changes are finished off with a proud new set of
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17s wrapped in 205/55s. There are also changes inside the vehicle. Let's start with the instrument cluster. You now have a new 8-inch LCD screen that displays anything and everything that you need about the automobile. The steering wheel is also a
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new design. Looks pretty darn good. And finally, you do have the addition of a 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system now with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which, by the way, are wireless. Oh, and also put it in reverse and you now have
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a 360 camera. Ah, thanks to the addition of cameras all around the vehicle. And lastly, the additional tech inside this vehicle deals with safety. Mitsubishi has put active yaw control into the Expander and the Expander Cross, which basically means better stability when
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taking corners so that you can keep more rubber on the road. If you're interested to know and understand how it is exactly the Expander or the Expander Cross drives, we have reviews of both these cars in the links somewhere down below.
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These, however, have received small updates as well as a small bump in price. If you whip out the Auto Deal app, which is available on iOS and Android and it's absolutely free, the Expander starts now at 1,199,000
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Philippine pesos, while the more robust Expander Cross starts at 1,378,000 Philippine pesos. For more information, head on over to autodeal.com.ph or on our app, which can help connect you to dealers nationwide, over 700 of them to help you get the best car at the best
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price. Why did you leave frame? Oh, sorry. Supposed to walk out. That's your thing.
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Sorry. Sorry. [Music]
Topics:Mitsubishi XpanderXpander Cross2026 modelcar reviewPhilippinesAuto Dealwireless Apple CarPlayAndroid Autoactive yaw control360 camera











