The subcompact sedan Mitsubishi Mirage has been around for a very long time. It rarely undergoes massive facelifts and aesthetic enhancements, that is why several people know how it looks when they hear its name from someone. But things have changed as Mitsubishi popped the curtain to reveal an all-new Mitsubishi Mirage G4. The veteran sedan highlights its upgraded exterior looks this year, which is exciting for those who have witnessed the evolution of its aesthetics in the past years. If you are one of those people, you know how far it has progressed this year with a fresh-looking appeal that will surely knock off some of its competitors in the lineup.

Although massive changes are done on its face, the new Mirage seems to be a more outspoken car with a good stance and edgy corners, unlike before. The halogen front and rear lamps are now less rounded and embossed to give the car a sporty feel. Up front, the front fascia features a modern Mitsubishi look with the massive radiator vent grille matched with bold chrome accents on each side like what you see on bigger Mitsubishi models like the Xpander and Montero Sport. Like some other car companies, Mitsubishi has also incorporated the style language of their bigger vehicle models into the sedan Mirage.

It is impressive that even though the design language originated from a big family car, Mitsubishi has managed to make it look good on a small car like the Mirage. The rounded exterior of the Mirage before has now evolved into a sporty sedan with a bit edgy corners and outspoken front fascia that slays on the road. However, if you're thinking that the massive upgrade also goes inside the cabin, well, no. Although there are changes inside the cabin, like the armrests, which are now gone most of the cabin is pretty much the same. For some reason, some people find the interior dated because it did not cope with the massive changes on the exterior. Nevertheless, what Mitsubishi has changed in terms of aesthetics is a good move for them and those who loved it.