Versa Returns

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation is bringing back a familiar name on Philippine roads with the return of the Mitsubishi Versa Van. Once a staple for families and businesses, the Versa Van is making a comeback as a modern people-mover aimed squarely at organizations that transport passengers daily.

The revived Versa Van carries a legacy that traces back to the Mitsubishi Delica platform. Filipino motorists first encountered it in 1987 through the L300 cab chassis, which later evolved into the original Versa Van. Over the years, it became known for durability, flexibility, and no-nonsense performance. Now, Mitsubishi has reintroduced the nameplate with updates that suit today’s transport needs while keeping the traits that made it dependable in the first place.

Designed mainly for passenger duties, the new Versa Van targets small to medium-sized businesses. It is positioned as a practical solution for tourism operators, school service providers, and companies that run employee or guest shuttle services. Mitsubishi is clearly pitching it as a workhorse for enterprises that rely on consistent, daily mobility.

The Versa Van is powered a 2.5-liter diesel engine producing 129 PS at 3,200 rpm and 356 Nm of torque from 1,400 to 2,000 rpm. Power is sent through a 5-speed manual transmission, a setup intended for frequent stop-and-go driving and fully loaded runs. With seating for up to 15 passengers, including the driver, the Versa Van allows operators to move more people in a single trip without sacrificing basic comfort.

The cabin offers generous room and straightforward access, with adjustable seating and steering for the driver. Foldable seats help improve passenger flow, making boarding and alighting easier during busy routes. Each seat row gets its own ceiling-mounted air outlet, which helps maintain airflow across the cabin during long or crowded trips.

The Versa Van provides ample luggage space, supported by a larger rear door opening that simplifies loading and unloading. This detail is especially useful for shuttle and tourism operations where bags and equipment are part of the daily routine.

Mitsubishi also highlights easier maintenance as part of the package. Key components are positioned for better access, which can shorten service time and help reduce vehicle downtime. For businesses, that translates to more days on the road and fewer interruptions.

The Mitsubishi Versa Van is offered in a single GLX MT variant, priced at ₱1,649,000. Buyers can choose between Silver Metallic and White Solid finishes. With this reintroduction, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation is reinforcing its focus on vehicles built for long-term use, aiming once again to make the Versa Van a familiar and reliable sight in everyday transport operations across the country