MITSUBISHI Carisma · photos, packages and modifications

The Mitsubishi Motors launched Mitsubishi Charisma in the European market in the year 1995 to that of 2004. The main feature of the car is that it has been designed to cater the driving needs of a large family. The name of the model was an inspiration from two languages - English and Greek word "kharisma" which means divine gift. Moreover, the car was developed with the association of Volvo as the model shared its chassis with the very first generation of the Volvo S40. The manufacturing of the car took place in the NedCar factory situated in Born, Netherlands which was co-owned by both Mitsubishi and Volvo at that time. During its production time, more than 350,000 cars were produced in the factory.

This model was made available in a five-door hatchback or four-door saloon style. In addition to this, 90 hp (67kW) 1.9 L turbo diesel power plants which were sourced from Renault which later on became 100 hp (75kW) 1.9 DI-D common rail diesel engine and inline-four gasoline engines from 1.6 L (introduced later in life) to 1.8 L, a 1.8 L gasoline direct injection engine which was similar to that what was used in Renault and Volvo.