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found this somewhere
i am open minded but DIESEL and worse yet ELECTRICITY!!

The new Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution will be hybrid, but the latest rumors damage to some the presence of a diesel engine. The news, rather than “strong” for fans of Japanese sedan is given by qualified international sources and raises new questions about the future of sports cars such as the Ages Just hours ago we talked about the future diesel Subaru Impreza STi, Mitsubishi also now seems ready to switch to diesel, also using an electric motor to assist the containment of global emissions without compromising performance.
The original design of the EVO 11 petrol has now been put aside and the center of research and development focused on the new solution, all focusing on the highest torque available combining diesel and electric, keeping emissions below 200 g / km and further evolving the system S-AWC all-wheel drive with electronic control. Still big doubts about the future deployment of this model is that the United States especially in Japan, where the oil is practically used only on trucks
i am open minded but DIESEL and worse yet ELECTRICITY!!
The new Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution will be hybrid, but the latest rumors damage to some the presence of a diesel engine. The news, rather than “strong” for fans of Japanese sedan is given by qualified international sources and raises new questions about the future of sports cars such as the Ages Just hours ago we talked about the future diesel Subaru Impreza STi, Mitsubishi also now seems ready to switch to diesel, also using an electric motor to assist the containment of global emissions without compromising performance.
The original design of the EVO 11 petrol has now been put aside and the center of research and development focused on the new solution, all focusing on the highest torque available combining diesel and electric, keeping emissions below 200 g / km and further evolving the system S-AWC all-wheel drive with electronic control. Still big doubts about the future deployment of this model is that the United States especially in Japan, where the oil is practically used only on trucks