A Stromer for the beach and a micro-mobile for the family - also Mitsubishi remains true to the Japanese tradition, to enchant at the launching Tokyo Motor Show with curiosities
For the first time, Mitsubishi will be presenting the two concept vehicles MI-Tech and Super Height K-Wagon as part of the Tokyo Motor Show (24 October to 4 November). As is customary in the study for the leading trade fair of the Japanese auto industry, both are exotic niche vehicles with some very idiosyncratic stimuli.
The MI-Tech is a kind of futuristic beach buggy. The vehicle in the small car format is striking, among other things, with futuristic SUV accents. Typical for the segment are the bulky front or the large wheel arches with robust edging. However, details such as the narrow LED lights or the grille were executed in a somewhat unusual way.
Also unusual is the other body concept, because it is an open-topped construction in which the up to two occupants protects only a standing windshield from the elements. The interior also wants to convey a futuristic impression with some materials and the generally tidy cockpit. Among other things, there is an HMI interface with optical sensors in the windscreen, which work with augmented reality.
The drive is powered by two electric motors each on the front and rear axles. A gas turbine as a generator supplies the necessary electricity. The four engines allow a wheel-selective torque distribution, which promises various advantages both in driving dynamics and in demanding terrain.
Also curious is the Super Height K-Wagon, which is a rather classic representative of the Japanese Kei-Car class. This is characterized by high space with minimal traffic. Accordingly, the K-Wagon is short, narrow and tall. According to Mitsubishi, the concept offers enough space for the family, who can also enjoy a classy ambience.
Mitsubishi MI-Tech Concept is a futuristic beach buggy with electric drive The up to two occupants of the MI-Tech are protected only by a windshield Thanks to four engines, the MI-Tech can drive 180 grade turning maneuvers 
With the Super Height K-Wagon Mitsubishi also shows the concept of a classic Kei car 
In the interior, the Mitsubishi study should provide space for the whole family 
The modern workplace of the Super Height K-Wagon looks very close to the series 
Among other things, the operation for the air conditioner is projected into the windshield 
As usual with Kei Cars, also the Mitsubishi concept builds more high than wide