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Mitsubishi Motors Philippines introduces updated Mirage G4: Everyday Made Stylish
The Freeman
|July 15, 2025
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) is officially introducing the updated Mitsubishi Mirage G4, continuing its legacy as a practical, stylish, and easy-to-drive sedan that is built for everyday Filipino journeys.
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Since its introduction to the Philippine market in 2013, the Mirage G4 has become one of MMPC’s key models, majorly contributing to the company’s yearly sales volume. With its proven reliability, it has consistently won the hearts of new car buyers. Now, with fresh updates for 2025, the Mirage G4 is ready to elevate daily drives once again — proving that a ride this practical has never looked this good.
Carrying the tagline “Everyday Made Stylish,” the updated Mirage G4 is now equipped with enhancements that will make you drive with style and confidence whether it’s for workday commutes, weekend errands, or quick road trips.
The latest Mirage G4 boasts a number of upgrades designed to enhance both style and safety. Here are what's new with the Mirage G4:
EXTERIOR ENHANCEMENTS
It is now equipped with LED Projector Headlights and Tail Lights* offering better visibility and a modern look.
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