Though nothing has been confirmed yet, it can be assumed that the new Evo will borrow its engine from the next-generation Renault Megane RS.
Japanese automobile manufacturer Mitsubishi had ended its iconic Lancer Evolution series, when it stopped the manufacturing of the last generation Lancer Evolution X in 2015.
However, there are chances of the iconic Evo series being revived, majorly due to a partnership of Mitsubishi and Renault Nissan says a report from Autocar UK.
The tie-up was formed in 2016, which gave Mitsubishi access to new platforms and powertrains. The alliance also led to the development of a CMF-CD F4 modular design platform. This could form the base of the upcoming Evo, which could be revived as a high-performance saloon or a hatchback.
Though nothing has been confirmed yet, it can be assumed that the new Evo will borrow its engine from the next-generation Renault Megane RS. It is powered by a 2-litre, inline-four cylinder, turbocharged motor which makes 304PS of maximum power and 420Nm of peak torque. The last Evo which was produced was powered by a 2-litre, inline-four cylinder, turbocharged motor which made 294PS of maximum power and 366Nm of peak torque.
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