Mitsubishi Models & VIN Number Locations

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Mitsubishi VIN Number Locations
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• Generally Mitsubishi VIN numbers are stamped into the bulkhead or firewall
• In some models, especially older ones, the VIN is stamped on the chassis or frame. For example, on the Mitsubishi Delica, the VIN is located under a fabric flap beneath the driver's seat
• VIN plates are also often affixed to the Bulkhead or on later models onto the passenger or drivers door post in a sticker format
• ​Later Mitsubishi models will also have a visible VIN number that can be viewed through the bottom corner of the windscreen 

Select a Mitsubishi Model Below to See Its Exact VIN Number Position

Mitsubishi VIN numbers

Models

3000

ASX

Carisma

Challenger

Colt

Colt Space Star 

Cordia

Evolution

FTO

Galant

i Miev

Lancer

L200

Mirage

Outlander

Pajero

Phev

Shogun

Sigma

Space Runner

Space Wagon

Starion

Chronological list of notable Mitsubishi models:

1960s–1970s

• Colt 1000 (1963)
• Galant (1969–2012)
• Lancer (1973–2017)
• Pajero/Montero (1982–2021)
  
  

1980s–1990s

• Starion (1982–1989)
• Eclipse (1990–2012)
• 3000GT (1990–2000)
• Lancer Evolution (1992–2016)
• FTO (1994–2000)
  
  

2000s

• Outlander (2001–present)
• Endeavor (2003–2011)
• i-MiEV (2009–2021)
  
  

2010s–2020s

• Mirage (2012–2024)
• Eclipse Cross (2017–present)
• Xpander (2017–present)
• Outlander PHEV (2013–present)
• Triton/L200 (1978–present)

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Brief History of Mitsubishi Motors:

Mitsubishi's automotive journey began in 1917 with the introduction of the Model A, Japan's first series-production passenger car.
Although only 22 units were produced due to high costs, this marked the company's entry into the automotive industry.

In 1970, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation was officially established as a separate entity from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Over the years, Mitsubishi has been known for its innovation in four-wheel-drive technology and its success in motorsports, particularly the World Rally Championship.

The company is now part of the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance, focusing on electric vehicles and global market expansion