2023 Mitsubishi eK X | It's Cheap But Would It Work In Australia? | Drive.com.au

One of Japan’s cheapest electric cars – and a pair of high-riding people-movers – are under consideration for Australia, however a question mark hangs over their local safety ratings 00:00 Introduction 00:36 Pricing & Specification 02:00 On The Road 03:03 Summary #2023mitsubishiekx ______________________________________________________________________________________________ At Drive we pride ourselves on being the future of automotive and letting you, as the driver and reader, know where it&all headed. Drive showcases the best of all things automotive, covering all brands and areas of the motoring industry providing Australia&most engaging and entertaining content. The dedicated team at Drive are here to bring you their trusted advice, share their passion for all things motoring and to help simplify the Australian motoring landscape for all types of drivers. We&here to help you discover the Best of What&Next. Drive&YouTube channel showcases new car reviews, car comparisons, mega tests, great drives and the latest car news. We want to deliver everything you need to know about the car or cars you are interested in. Our team of motoring experts drive and review every car in the Australian market keeping the needs of both consumers and brands at the forefront. They are driven to help consumers navigate the dynamic and ever-expanding new car market, to help buyers find their best next new car. What is the best car of 2022? Watch the winning video from our 2022 Drive...