Mitsubishi has given the Xforce a broader upgrade for the Indonesian market by adding several features that directly target everyday convenience, in-cabin entertainment, and driver assistance. The 2026 model now brings Smart E Mirror, Diamond Sense, and Dynamic Sound Yamaha Premium into the lineup, making the compact SUV feel more complete without changing its core role.
The most attention-grabbing update appears on the special 55th Anniversary Edition introduced at IIMS 2026. This version uses Smart E Mirror, which works as a digital rearview mirror and also includes a DVR recording function, giving the feature a more practical role in daily use.
A more modern cabin experience
Inside the Xforce 2026, Mitsubishi has fitted a large head unit that supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The wireless setup makes smartphone connection simpler because drivers do not need an extra cable to access compatible apps and functions.
Audio quality also remains part of the upgrade story. Mitsubishi continues to use Dynamic Sound Yamaha Premium, supported by eight speakers to create a more immersive sound experience during driving.
Those changes show that the refresh is not limited to cosmetic updates. Mitsubishi is also trying to make the cabin feel more connected and more aligned with current buyer expectations in the compact SUV segment.
Safety takes a bigger role
At the top of the range, the Ultimate DS variant gains Diamond Sense, Mitsubishi’s ADAS package. The system adds driver assistance features designed to improve safety on the road, while the model also carries six airbags.
That combination of active assistance and passive protection makes the Xforce more relevant in a segment where safety equipment matters more to buyers than before. Mitsubishi appears to be responding with a package that is better matched to current market demands.
Exterior changes stay subtle but visible
The outside of the Xforce 2026 also gets a few new touches. One of the more noticeable choices is a two-tone color option with a white body and black roof, which gives the SUV a fresher appearance.
Mitsubishi also adds a new roof rail and a black hood emblem. These details reinforce a more adventurous look without changing the vehicle’s overall shape or identity.
The 55th Anniversary Edition receives its own distinguishing elements as well. Mitsubishi includes special floor mats and an exclusive emblem, helping the limited model stand apart from the standard variants.
Same engine, familiar driving character
Even with the feature upgrades, Mitsubishi keeps the mechanical package unchanged. The Xforce still relies on a 1.5-liter MIVEC engine, and its practical character for Indonesian roads remains intact.
Ground clearance stays at 222 mm, which continues to support everyday use across different road conditions. Mitsubishi also keeps four drive modes available: Normal, Wet, Gravel, and Mud.
Pricing and market position
In Indonesia, the Xforce 2026 is priced from Rp 388 million to around Rp 434 million on the road in Jakarta, depending on the variant and edition. That range keeps it firmly positioned in the compact SUV class while giving buyers several choices based on equipment level.
| Variant | OTR Jakarta Price |
|---|---|
| Xforce Exceed CVT | Rp 388.000.000 |
| Xforce Ultimate CVT | Rp 421.300.000 |
| Xforce Ultimate Diamond Sense | Rp 429.350.000 |
| Xforce 55th Anniversary Edition | Rp 430.850.000 to Rp 434.000.000 |
Prices may vary by dealer and selected color, with Quartz White Pearl usually carrying a higher price. With Smart E Mirror, Diamond Sense, and a stronger cabin focus now in place, the Xforce moves further toward a more feature-rich and better-equipped role in Mitsubishi’s compact SUV lineup.
