Mitsubishi debuted two matching off-road concepts at Geneva, designed for “urban adventurers” that occasionally want to explore roads less traveled.
Conceived with leisure activities in mind, the L200 and the ASX GEOSEEK are garnished (and modeled) with a few accessories that show-off their adventurous potential.
The splashes of orange (seen on the fog lamp bezels, fender lips, alloy wheels, side garnish, tailgate spoiler, rear bumper and door mirrors) complement the solid tone pearl grey body finish.
In addition, both cars come with mesh inner grilles, skid plates on the front, and roof boxes for carrying extra equipment; the L200 GEOSEEK sports working lights and hand holds fitted to the roof rails, while the ASX GEOSEEK obtains LED fog lamps, however, other than that, the automobiles are exactly like the stock variants. The cabins were revised as well, coming in black with orange highlights and seats finished in a combination of mesh and suede-like fabrics
The studies won’t probably make it into production, as Mitsubishi undoubtedly created them to popularize both (completely different) models and showcase their versatile abilities. The L200 and ASX GEOSEEK could however preview a series of accessories dedicated for the series production variants.