I have bought this vehicle for personal and everyday commuting. Its interior is modern and spacious, with a large touchscreen infotainment system supporting smartphone integration, comfortable seats, and dual-zone climate control. With the point of Safety, it is equipped with features like forward collision mitigation, lane departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, and multiple airbags. The suspension is tuned to absorb rough road conditions while maintaining a composed ride on highways. Its bold exterior design and practical cabin space make the Xforce a strong contender for buyers seeking an SUV that balances daily usability with off-road readiness.

After careful consideration of several options in the market within my range, I test drove Nissan Patrol 2025, Toyota Fortuner 2025, Jetour T2, Hyundai Tucson, and MG RX9, and few more. And also the Xforce too, which I found quite better in several aspects, one is of course the price along with features, design and driving dynamics and comfort. The engine is peppy and very refined, so I'm going to take the delivery in about a week from now. I wanted a cooler which isn’t available in Sharjah and they are arranging. Got a nice deal and discounted insurance.

I’m interested in upgrading my car, a 7 years old sedan to mostly an SUV, in the compact segment. And honestly, the market is full of various options, almost every brand offers a car in this popular segment. Since I'm not in a hurry, my research is going on to check which offers the most value. Among the top cars, the Xforce has appeared into my list out of nowhere, and seem quite well equipped. I liked what I saw on the internet, the design, appealing exterior and great cabin features. However, It seems it is yet to come to Madinah, once it does, I plan to get a test drive.

The Xforce appears to be in the sweet spot of the markets specially for the first-time buyer or those upgrading from a hatchback to an SUV. This 4.3m length compact SUV, Mitsubishi is trying to position as an affordable option, and it has what it takes to attract customers. It is very nicely designed, gives you a full SUV feel, and the cabin is quite big, and should get a lot of space along with the boot too. The 1.5L turbocharged petrol gives you 103hp tuned to a CVT, should serve you well for city driving. The key is price, let's wait.

There aren’t many Mitsubishi cars that One really admires for the exterior design and overall look, but I think the automaker set to change that image with the Xforce. I just saw the SUV recently over the internet, and it stuck with me regarding its design. A lot modern and futuristic for sure, and since Mitsubishi is introducing it in Saudi, I can’t wait to get my hands on the SUV. Never know, if I like the drive, and overall feel, I might buy.