Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. (MMPC) announced the return of the Mitsubishi Versa Van, reviving a long-standing nameplate positioned as a practical passenger transport solution for businesses and organizations.
The Versa Van, which traces its lineage to the Mitsubishi Delica platform, was first introduced in the Philippines in 1987 as the L300 cab chassis before evolving into a widely-used people mover for families and commercial operators.
MMPC said the latest version is reengineered to meet current passenger transport requirements while maintaining the durability and reliability associated with the brand.
Designed primarily for small and medium enterprises, the new Versa Van targets tourist transport operators, school service providers and companies offering employee or guest shuttle services.
The vehicle is designed to support operational efficiency, with key components positioned to allow easier maintenance and reduce downtime.
The van includes adjustable seats and steering wheel settings, foldable seating for easier passenger movement and dedicated ceiling-mounted air outlets to provide consistent cabin airflow. It also features expanded luggage capacity with a wider rear door opening to facilitate loading and unloading, which the company said is “beneficial for tourism and shuttle service operators.”
The Mitsubishi Versa Van is available in a GLX MT variant priced at P1.65 million and comes in Silver Metallic and White Solid colors.
