Mitsubishi Egypt Prices September 2026: 8 Models Starting from EGP 740,000

Diamond Motors, the exclusive distributor of Mitsubishi in Egypt, has released the official price list for 8 new models for September 2026. The Mitsubishi Attrage starts at EGP 740,000, while the fully-loaded Eclipse Cross fifth trim reaches EGP 1,690,000. The lineup spans SUVs, sedans, and hatchbacks, covering a wide spectrum of buyer needs.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: The Performance Flagship

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross leads the lineup with a turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine producing 150 horsepower and 250 Nm of torque. Power flows through a CVT automatic gearbox with 8 programmed ratios, sending drive to the front wheels in standard trims or all four wheels in the range-topping version. Prices start at EGP 1,400,000 and escalate to EGP 1,690,000 for the fully-equipped fifth trim.

Does the price gap make sense? The compact SUV segment is brutally competitive, but Mitsubishi is betting on powertrain reliability and the all-wheel-drive system as its main selling points. This is the most expensive vehicle in the Japanese brand's current Egyptian portfolio, aimed squarely at buyers seeking practicality wrapped in a sporty design.

Attrage and Mirage: The Economical Sedan Choices

At the opposite end of the spectrum sits the new Mitsubishi Attrage at EGP 740,000, serving as the brand's entry point into the Egyptian market. A three-cylinder 1.2-liter engine delivers just 76 horsepower, clearly prioritizing fuel economy over performance. The automatic gearbox is standard. Safety equipment includes front airbags, ABS, EBD, ESP, and rear parking sensors. The price gap between this sedan and its hatchback sibling is a slim EGP 15,000.

The 2026 Mitsubishi Mirage is available at EGP 755,000, powered by the same Mivec 1.2-liter three-cylinder unit tuned to 78 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 100 Nm of torque. It offers the same economical philosophy in a lighter, more maneuverable hatchback body, making it a strong candidate for dense city driving. Buyers are left weighing a larger trunk against easier parking — a classic trade-off with no universal answer.

September's full Mitsubishi range also includes family-oriented MPVs and the iconic Pajero SUV. Diamond Motors continues expanding its dealer network across Cairo, Giza, and Alexandria, with immediate delivery available on select trims while others require a short wait.

The stiffest competition for these Japanese models comes from the wave of Chinese and Korean sedans and crossovers priced similarly but loaded with more standard equipment. Yet Mitsubishi counters with something most rivals can't match: a decades-old reputation for durability and relatively stable resale values. For buyers viewing a car as a long-term investment rather than a disposable appliance, those factors could tip the scales decisively.