What is the Mitsubishi Expo?
The Mitsubishi Expo was a family people carrier sold in the United States from 1992 to 1996. Its tall body and flexible cabin suited families who wanted room for passengers and everyday belongings in a car with a van-like layout. The Expo was part of Mitsubishi’s Chariot family, whose related models were sold under names such as Space Wagon and Nimbus in other markets.
The raised roof and people-carrier layout put passenger space at the heart of the Expo. It was designed for the practical routines of family life, from school runs to shopping trips.
Generations and engines
The Expo had one US generation, sold from 1992 to 1996 and identified by the N30 and N40 model codes. The Chariot family had a broader international presence, but the Expo name in the United States belongs to this generation.
US versions used a 2.4 L petrol engine.
How economical is the Mitsubishi Expo?
The EPA rates the Expo at up to 22 MPG combined. Its lowest listed consumption is 10.7 L/100 km. The EPA procedure differs from WLTP and NEDC tests used in Europe and the 5-cycle procedure used in Canada, so figures from different markets are not directly comparable.
Where was the Mitsubishi Expo sold?
The Expo was sold in the United States. Related Chariot-family vehicles appeared in other markets under names including Space Wagon and Nimbus.
Questions and answers
What type of car is the Mitsubishi Expo?
It is a family people carrier with a tall body and a passenger-focused cabin.
When was the Expo sold in the United States?
From 1992 to 1996.
What engine does the Expo use?
US versions use a 2.4 L petrol engine.
What is its EPA combined fuel economy?
Up to 22 MPG combined.