in Taiwan. In June 2017, CMC launched the third facelift for the current generation Colt Plus, and included the Dynamic Shield design featured on various late Mitsubishi products including the Outlander, Eclipse Cross, and Grand Lancer. Colt engines Powertrain choices include 1.1 L engine (with 3 cylinders),1.3 L engine, INVECS-III CVT transmission, 2- or 4-wheel drive for Very (XSJH9, XSDH9), COOL Very (XSJH8, XSDH8), 1.3 RX (XSXH) models. 1.5 C (XNMH) includes 1.5 L engine, 5-speed manual transmission, 2-wheel drive. Colt Plus engines Powertrain choices include 1.5 L MIVEC engine, INVECS-III CVT transmission, 2- or 4-wheel drive for Very (LSUH1), COOL Very (LSUH2), 1.3 RX (LTPH, LSPH) models. 1.5 RX also includes 6-speed sport mode settings for the CVT transmission. Renault Clio-based Colt (2023) The Colt nameplate will be revived in 2023 for a rebadged fifth-generation Renault Clio. Concept cars The Colt was the base platform for a number of Mitsubishi concept cars. Colt 600 convertible (1962) The Colt 600 convertible was a concept two-seat convertible version of the production Colt 600 sedan introduced at the 9th Tokyo Motor Show in 1962 by Shin Mitsubishi Heavy-Industries, It was never offered to the public. CZ2 (2001) The CZ2 was a prototype urban car which presaged the next generation of the Colt. CZ3 Tarmac (2001) The CZ3 Tarmac was a larger version of the CZ2, sharing the same platform but with more interior space and a larger engine. It was also a possible replacement for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution as the company's vehicle in the World Rally Championship. CZ3 Tarmac Spyder (2003) The CZ3 Tarmac Spyder was a concept convertible version of the CZ3 Tarmac. It debuted at the 2003 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. CZ2 cabriolet (2003) The CZ2 cabriolet was a convertible version of the 2001 CZ2 prototype. It was shown at the 73rd Geneva Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland in 2003. Colt EV (2005) The 2005 Mitsubishi Colt EV was an electric car driven by two in-wheel motors located in the rear wheels each producing a power of and 600 N·m of torque without the need for a transmission. This gave the car a top speed of and an estimated range of with a 13 kWh battery pack. It had a suggested price tag of US$19,000. Notes References Colt Euro NCAP superminis Cars introduced in 1962 Cars of the Netherlands Cars of Italy Cars of Taiwan Cars