Asia Cross
Country
Rally
Country
Rally
Asia Cross Country Rally, commonly known as AXCR or Asian rally, is FIA certified cross-country rally and
has been held in August since 1996. The rally takes place in Thailand and other Southeast Asia countries.
Team MITSUBISHI RALLIART participated for the first time in 2022 and achieved overall 1st place.
In 2023, the team run with the new TRITON and received overall 3rd place and the Team Award.
Team MITSUBISHI RALLIART continues to take on challenges to AXCR 2024.
*Due to the influence of COVID-19,AXCR 2020 and 2021 were canceled, and AXCR 2022 were held in November.
Why Team
MITSUBISHI RALLIART
competes in AXCR?
MITSUBISHI MORTORS has competed in both the World Rally Championship and the Dakar Rally for many years and has long been the top contender in the motorsports world.
After achieving outstanding results through these events, MITSUBISHI put its efforts into creating vehicles that could overcome any type of weather or road condition.
We will continue to provide technical data obtained through such rallies to enhance vehicle development, and further refine MITSUBISHI MOTORS' strengths,
such as a robust body and chassis, handling characteristics, stability, and drivability over rough roads.
Thanks to huge encouragement from all supporter, the team won the AXCR 2022.
We will continue to pursue its passion for car manufacturing, by participating in motorsports activities and providing technical support to Team MITSUBISHI RALLIART.
CHALLENGES
AXCR2024
29th AXCR will be held in Thailand.
It is expected that beside driving performance and durability, speed performance will be the key for winning.
*The route was changed from original plan
AXCR2023
A tough course with various conditions, such as mountainous areas, dense forests, muddy roads, requires high driving performance and durability.
Team MITSUBISHI RALLIART achieved over all 3rd place and Team Award.
AXCR2022
A course with high-speed stages on rough dry dirt roads, and large puddles dotted on muddy surface caused by heavy rain.
Team MITSUBISHI RALLIART achieved over all 1st place.
MOTORSPORTS
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The basic performance of standard production vehicles was put to the test over ice, snow, gravel and tarmac, ultimately including MITSUBISHI MOTORS's S-AWC ( Super-All Wheel Control ) system. The technology used allowed MITSUBISHI MOTORS to claim 34 overall victories.
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MITSUBISHI MOTORS participated in the famed event 26 times from 1983 to 2009. The foremost goal was to test the durability of its 4WD technology and improve overall handling. Their involvement earned them an impressive total of 12 overall victories, seven of them being consecutive.
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MITSUBISHI MOTORS undertook to verify the reliability, durability and potential for the next generation of EV mass-production technology. MITSUBISHI MOTORS is aiming to further build on their technology focusing on high-dimensional integration of the motor drive and S-AWC system.
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