Having entered a new evolution stage, the Mitsubishi Evo saw a few changes mainly aimed at its underpinnings.
While the body shell remained virtually unchanged with only a few tweaks such as wider tires and a larger spoiler having been made, the car’s “innards” received several upgrades. Suspension and stability were improved through the addition of larger swaybars while the engine, the same as the one form the first Evo, received a greater output of 252 hp compared to the previous (244 hp). Despite the hp increase, torque was not boosted for any of the two models.