MITSUBISHI
56 entries
Japanese group of independent companies founded in 1870, of which the car business is one part.
- Founded
- 1870, by Iwasaki Yatarō
- Disbanded
- 1946, the zaibatsu
- Structure
- Formally independent companies
- Main entities
- MUFG, Mitsubishi Corporation, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
The Mitsubishi Group traces its origins to the zaibatsu founded by Iwasaki Yatarō in 1870, a unified company that existed until 1946. It was disbanded during the post-war occupation of Japan, but the former companies kept the brand and trademark.
The companies cooperate mainly through monthly executive meetings and remain formally independent, not under common control. The three main entities are MUFG, the largest bank in Japan, Mitsubishi Corporation and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
- 1870Mitsubishi zaibatsu founded by Iwasaki Yatarō
- 1946Zaibatsu disbanded during the occupation of Japan
- 2020Estimate of the group's combined revenue published
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi 380: the last car built in Australia
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi PX33: Japan’s first four-wheel-drive sedan
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi nativa
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MITSUBISHI CMC Veryca: Taiwan’s long-lived Minicab
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi i-MiEV: the first mass-produced electric car of its kind
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Cordia: the turbo coupé that came before the Eclipse
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Dion: a seven-seat MPV on Lancer parts
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Tredia: the saloon that came with the Cordia
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Fuso: the truck and bus side of Mitsubishi
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Fuso Canter: the light truck sold in 150 countries
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution: ten versions of a rally saloon
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Mirage: the name that moved between Colt and Lancer
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Starion: the turbo coupé before the Eclipse
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi FTO: the front-wheel-drive coupé that won in Japan
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Raider: a Dakota with Mitsubishi badges
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Grandis: the seven-seat MPV that replaced the Space Wagon
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Delica: from delivery van to four-wheel-drive camper
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi RVR: from tall wagon to small crossover
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi ASX: the compact crossover with many names
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MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi Jeep: the CJ built under licence in Japan