Mitsubishi New-Generation Lancer Evo XI Rendering By Rain Prisk

by AutoExpert   |  12 April, 2021

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According to Mitsubishi fans, the automaker might get a chance at reviving its brand's popularity only if they decided to bring back the iconic Lancer Evolution. What better proof than a rendering to show what a new-generation Evolution could look like, even though it will never see the light of day. Rain Prisk is the first designer who attempted such a bold concept.

After looking at a list of the discontinued cars that should make a comeback, Evo caught his eye and decide to present us his rendered version of a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo XI. First, the design concept features a long-slung sedan with pronounced arches and a prominent shoulder line.

You can see obviously see a longer and lower than the previous Evo X but the XI rendered version tends to have a vague similarity to a new Subaru WRX STI, just a little bit fatter and bloated. The rendered Evo XI front shows angular LED headlights, a prominent black grille, and a large intercooler.

Meanwhile, the Evo XI rendered concept shows two prominent air extractors on the hood, a pair of bulging front wheel arches, and sporty wheels finished in black, wrapped in low-profile tires. The hypothetical next-generation Evolution has some of the sedan’s aggressive looks. Prisk didn't touch the Evo's rear, though he gave the concept a larger wing.

Nowadays, Mitsubishi is mostly focused on developing and building SUVs and crossovers lines. A new Evo would be most welcomed on the market since it was a successful project, but there's still a chance of a new performance-focused variant for an SUV based on Lancer Evolution.

Note: This is a rendering by Rain Prisk and is in no way related to or endorsed by Mitshubishi

Source: Carscoops

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