AutomobilesAutomaker will try to grow market share in US, JapanMitsubishi Motors' XForce, sold primarily in Southeast Asia and other emerging markets. (Mitsubishi Motors)KOKI IZUMIOctober 25, 2026 11:48 JSTTOKYO -- Mitsubishi Motors is rethinking its strategic emphasis on Southeast Asia as Chinese automakers sweep into that region, but a shift to mature markets like the U. S. faces uncertainty after years of cutbacks. Read NextAutomobilesMitsubishi Motors bets on distinctive vehicles as path diverges from NissanAutomobilesFoxconn, Mitsubishi Electric join forces for global EV pushAutomobilesHonda to sell Thai-built Mitsubishi pickup under own brand in Southeast AsiaAutomobilesMitsubishi Motors to expand Pajero SUV revival with midsize modelAutomobilesMazda brings part of its supply chain back to Japan with help from robotsElectric vehiclesVinFast's EV factory sell-off masks widening operating lossAutomobilesToyota to build next-gen Corolla in China from 2028Latest on AutomobilesAutomobilesVolvo Cars to cut 2,500 jobs as third quarter swings to lossAutomobilesHonda, Mitsubishi solidify rival camp to Toyota with pickup partnershipAutomobilesSubaru to fully revive manual WRX sports sedan for Japan