Real MPG: Mitsubishi Evo X (2008 - 2014)
Same extraordinary performance in more civilised package, available with an SST twin clutch paddleshift 'automatic', improved ride and refinement.
SST can sometimes bog down pulling out of slow corners, manual is now a five-speed rather than a six-speed, doesn't feel as raw as the Evo IX.
Select engine for more Real MPG information:
| Engine | Official MPG (NEDC) | Official MPG (WLTP) | Real MPG Avg. | Real MPG % | |
| EVO X FQ-300 | 27.4 mpg | - | 21.8 mpg | 80% | |
| EVO X FQ-300 SST | 26.2 mpg | - | 21.5 mpg | 82% | |
| EVO X FQ-330 | 25.4 mpg | - | - | - | |
| EVO X FQ-330 SST | 26.6 mpg | - | 23.9 mpg | 90% | |
| EVO X FQ-360 | 19.9 mpg | - | 18.6 mpg | 93% |
Read the Honest John review...
.jpg?width=310&height=175&rmode=crop)
Mitsubishi Evo X (2008 - 2014)
Same extraordinary performance in more civilised package, available with an SST twin clutch paddleshift 'automatic', improved ride and refinement.
Rivals
| Mitsubishi Evo X (2008 - 2014) | 21.4 | avg mpg |
| Mazda 6 (2013 - 2022) | 45.0 | avg mpg |
| BMW 3 Series (2012 - 2019) | 44.6 | avg mpg |
| Audi A5 Sportback (2009 - 2017) | 38.3 | avg mpg |
.jpg?width=300&height=160&rmode=crop)
.jpg?width=300&height=160&rmode=crop)
Submit your Real MPG
