Mitsubishi Chariot 1991–1994

2 generation (N31W / N33W / N34W / N38W / N41W / N43W / N44W / N48W)
General information
Number of doors5
CountryJapan
Steering wheel positionLeft/Right
Car classM
At a glance
Engine1998 cm3 Diesel
Power93 hp
GearboxManual
OriginJapan
Trim
2.0 AT (105 hp)2.0 AT (135 PS)2.0 AT AWD (105 hp)2.0 AT AWD (135 hp)2.0 AT AWD Resot runner (220 PS)2.0 MT (105 hp)2.0 MT (135 PS)2.0 MT AWD (105 hp)2.0 MT AWD (135 hp)2.0 MT AWD Resot runner (230 PS)2.0 TD AT (88 PS)2.0 TD AT (94 hp)2.0 TD AT AWD (88 hp)2.0 TD AT AWD (94 PS)2.0 TD MT (88 PS)2.0 TD MT (94 PS)2.0 TD MT AWD (88 hp)2.0 TD MT AWD (94 hp)2.4 AT (145 PS)2.4 AT (146 hp)2.4 AT AWD (146 hp)2.4 MT 4WD (145 PS)

Specifications

Engine
Maximum torque196 N*m
Capacity1998 cm3
Valves per cylinder2
Compression ratio22.4
Turnover of maximum torque2500 RPM
Number of cylinders4
Max power at RPM4500 RPM
Engine code4D68T
Engine model4D68T
Max power (kW)69 kW
Cylinder bore82.7 mm
Engine power93 hp
Stroke cycle93.0 mm
Engine power94 PS
Engine typeDiesel
Engine placementFront, transverse
Injection typeHPFP (Diesel)
Cylinder layoutinline
Presence of intercoolerPresent
Timing beltSOHC
Boost typeTurbocharged
Bodywork
Min trunk capacity128 l
Max trunk capacity1375 l
Curb weight1440 kg
Front track width1455 mm
Front track1460 mm
Rear track1460 mm
Back track width1460 mm
Height1595 mm
Ground clearance160 mm
Clearance160 mm
Width1695 mm
Wheel size185/70 R14
Wheelbase2720 mm
Length4515 mm
Number of seater7
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA67.1 4x114.3 mm
Body typeMinivan
Gearbox and handling
Turning circle11 m
Number of gear5
Drive wheelsAll wheel drive (AWD)
Gearbox typeManual
Operating characteristics
Fuel tank capacity60 l
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.6 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km8.4 l
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km9.4 l
Fueldiesel
Suspension and brakes
Rear brakesdrum
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Back suspensionSemi-dependent, spring
Front brakesventilated disc

Grades & features

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