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Mitsubishi in New Zealand

215,991 vehicles across 55 models registered on NZ roads.

215,991 Vehicles in NZ
55 Models
Petrol Most Common Fuel
7.1 L/100km Avg Fuel Economy

Mitsubishi has 215,991 passenger vehicles registered in New Zealand across 55 models, representing 5.9% of the national fleet. The most common fuel type is petrol, with an average fuel consumption of 7.1 L/100km across the range. The OUTLANDER leads as the most popular model with 78,804 on the road.

Browse all Mitsubishi models below. Each model page includes a full breakdown of specs, fuel types, body styles, regional distribution, and estimated running costs based on NZTA data. With 55 models, Mitsubishi covers everything from compact city cars to full-size SUVs.

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OUTLANDER
2003–2026
78,804 vehicles 24 years
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ASX
2010–2026
34,917 vehicles 17 years
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LANCER
1976–2019
20,457 vehicles 44 years
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ECLIPSE CROSS
2017–2026
16,556 vehicles 10 years
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PAJERO
1982–2026
16,132 vehicles 45 years
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COLT
1968–2013
12,016 vehicles 23 years
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MIRAGE
1979–2024
8,591 vehicles 38 years
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GALANT
1970–2015
7,105 vehicles 45 years
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DELICA
1982–2023
4,177 vehicles 41 years
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RVR
1991–2020
3,595 vehicles 23 years
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CHALLENGER
1996–2016
2,593 vehicles 20 years
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DIAMANTE
1990–2007
1,910 vehicles 18 years
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GRANDIS
1998–2012
1,511 vehicles 14 years
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AIRTREK
2001–2007
1,505 vehicles 7 years
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380
2005–2008
845 vehicles 4 years
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GTO
1972–2000
797 vehicles 16 years
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LEGNUM
1996–2002
593 vehicles 7 years
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CHARIOT
1983–2007
568 vehicles 25 years
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SIGMA
1977–1990
342 vehicles 13 years
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FTO
1994–2001
264 vehicles 8 years
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LIBERO
1992–2002
230 vehicles 10 years
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I-CAR
2006–2010
229 vehicles 5 years
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MAGNA
1987–2004
197 vehicles 17 years
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L300
1982–2014
196 vehicles 30 years
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L200
1980–2010
140 vehicles 24 years
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DION
2000–2005
124 vehicles 6 years
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V3000
1988–1997
118 vehicles 9 years
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I-MIEV
2009–2020
115 vehicles 10 years
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JEEP
1966–1998
107 vehicles 27 years
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STARION
1980–1990
93 vehicles 10 years
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CORDIA
1982–1988
74 vehicles 7 years
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NIMBUS
1998–2004
72 vehicles 7 years
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CELESTE
1976–1981
61 vehicles 6 years
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ETERNA
1980–1996
58 vehicles 13 years
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TRITON
2000–2022
56 vehicles 17 years
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CARISMA
1996–2001
48 vehicles 5 years
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ECLIPSE
1996–2025
39 vehicles 7 years
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CEDIA
2000–2005
35 vehicles 5 years
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MINICAB
1993–2015
31 vehicles 6 years
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SHOGUN
1990–2018
28 vehicles 15 years
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CORDIA GSL
1985–1988
22 vehicles 4 years
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TREDIA
1982–1987
21 vehicles 6 years
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V3000 SUPER SALOON
1988–1994
20 vehicles 5 years
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V3000 EXECUTIVE
1989–1993
18 vehicles 5 years
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ASPIRE
1998–2013
14 vehicles 6 years
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EK
2001–2023
14 vehicles 10 years
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STRADA
1991–1998
13 vehicles 6 years
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V3000 SEI A SEDAN
1993–1995
13 vehicles 3 years
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V3000 SUPER SALOON A
1992–1995
13 vehicles 4 years
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SPACEWAGON
1986–1990
13 vehicles 5 years
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V3000 CBU
1991–1991
12 vehicles 1 years
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SAPPORO
1979–1984
11 vehicles 5 years
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CORDIA GSR
1985–1987
11 vehicles 3 years
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V3000 GLX
1988–1989
10 vehicles 2 years
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EMERAUDE
1992–1996
10 vehicles 5 years
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Mitsubishi cars are there in New Zealand?

There are 215,991 Mitsubishi vehicles registered in New Zealand across 55 models, making up 5.9% of the total passenger fleet. Mitsubishi is one of the most popular car brands in the country.

What is the most popular Mitsubishi model in NZ?

The OUTLANDER is the most popular Mitsubishi model in New Zealand with 78,804 registered (2003–2026). Click on any model below to see full specs, running costs, and year-by-year data.

What fuel type do most Mitsubishi cars use in NZ?

The most common fuel type across Mitsubishi vehicles in New Zealand is petrol. The average fuel consumption across the Mitsubishi range is 7.1 L/100km, though this varies significantly between models. Smaller hatchbacks use less fuel than larger SUVs. Browse individual models for specific fuel economy data.

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