Mitsubishi van lease deals

From the compact ASX to the beefy L200 pick-up truck, Mitsubishi’s CV arm has a single focus: pulling power. You won’t find a panel van in the line-up—but if you need a vehicle to lug stuff over rough terrain, leasing a Mitsubishi CV is a good move.

Which Mitsubishi CV leasing option is right for you?

There’s a Mitsubishi CV for almost any load size—and any terrain. The award-winning L200 pick-up has muscle to spare, and combines utilitarian workhorse capabilities with a dash of driver and passenger comfort. The Shogun is the go-to Mitsubishi CV for towing, with its dedicated 4x4 capability and tough design. While the Outlander and ASX pull double-duty as small- and mid-sized SUVs.

Lease a Mitsubishi CV. Fear no weather. Or terrain

When you lease a Mitsubishi CV, you get vehicles that have been built with specialisms in mind. Mitsubishi says its Shogun is the ‘go anywhere, do anything’ 4x4: but where it really excels is in towing heavy objects through and over rough terrain. Short-wheelbase Shoguns can two a 3,000kg trailer, while the long-wheelbase version pulls a mighty 3,500kg. At entry level, the L200 is wholly focused on work, with its single cab and basic specs. Move up through the trims to a double-cab Warrior or Barbarian, though, and you’ll be able to take advantage of all the bells and whistles a family-vehicle owner expects. Including illuminated door entry guards, running lights, puddle lamps and dual-zone climate control.

The best Mitsubishi CV leasing options. For fleets and self-employed

We regularly compare Mitsubishi CV leasing offers from dealerships around the country. Ensuring you get all the information you need to make a cost-effective decision for your business. In basic trim levels, the L200 is priced extremely competitively against rivals and still offers everything you need for a hardworking commercial truck. It also benefits from a five-year, 62,000-mile warranty. Entry-level trim is similarly worth considering if you’re leasing a Mitsubishi ASX as a commercial vehicle: you’ll get aircon, Bluetooth and a height-adjustable driver’s seat. Move up through the trim levels to 4, though, and you’ll also get on-demand 4WD with 2WD and a locking mode—ideal for businesses that have only a part-time need for off-road grunt.