Mitsubishi Versa Van Launched in Philippines for Passenger and Commercial Use

On February 6, 2026, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation officially reintroduced the Mitsubishi Versa Van in the local market, marking the return of a familiar nameplate for both passenger and commercial applications. Sales for the model commenced on the same day, signaling Mitsubishi’s renewed focus on practical mobility solutions for fleet operators.
The Mitsubishi Versa Van traces its roots to the iconic Mitsubishi Delica platform, long known for its dual-purpose capability of carrying passengers and cargo. The model first entered the Philippine market in 1987 under the L300 cab chassis format, building a reputation for durability and versatility across multiple use cases.

Mitsubishi Versa Van Designed for Modern Transport Needs

In its latest iteration, the Mitsubishi Versa Van has been updated to align with current passenger transport requirements while retaining its utilitarian character. The van is positioned as a solution for shuttle services, educational institutions, and tourism-related operations that require dependable people movers.
Key seating and usage highlights include:

• Seating capacity for up to 15 occupants

• Configuration suitable for daily shuttle operations

• Practical interior layout focused on comfort and accessibility

Powertrain and Performance Specifications

Under the hood, the Mitsubishi Versa Van is equipped with a 2.5-liter diesel engine engineered for consistent performance and efficiency. The engine delivers 129 PS at 3,200 rpm and generates 356 Nm of torque between 1,400 and 2,000 rpm, ensuring strong low-end pulling power for loaded conditions.
The engine is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission, offering drivers direct control and reliability, particularly in stop-and-go urban operations and long-distance provincial routes.

Variant, Pricing, and Market Positioning

The Mitsubishi Versa Van is offered exclusively in a single GLX MT variant, priced at PHP 1,649,000. The model is supplied to Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation by Nissan Motor Co. through an OEM supply arrangement, reinforcing collaboration within the automotive industry.
This launch further strengthens Mitsubishi’s commercial vehicle portfolio in the Philippines, complementing the existing L300 lineup. With its combination of passenger capacity, proven diesel performance, and competitive positioning, the Mitsubishi Versa Van is expected to appeal to operators seeking a reliable and versatile transport solution without unnecessary complexity.