This has to be one of the cutest car roadshows we’ve seen. That fluffy ball of wool on top of the Mitsubishi Xforce is supposed to be a cloud bringing wet weather to wherever the Xforce goes. The ‘active water-drop mechanism’ might not be strong enough to clear the haze, but it’s an attention grabber for sure.
The Mitsubishi Xforce Roving Cloud is described as an interactive experience inspired by the confidence the Xforce provides when driving on wet roads. MMC’s B-segment SUV features a unique Wet Mode, which works together with Active Yaw Control to ‘support greater driving confidence in wet conditions’.
Running from October 16 to 29, the Xforce Roving Cloud will be at selected Klang Valley ‘hotspots’ every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Test drives are available at selected locations, which include the paultan.org ACE 2026 show that will be held at the Setia City Convention Centre from October 31 to November 1.
As part of the campaign, Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) is introducing the Xforce Roving Cloud: Snap & Win Contest, inviting Malaysians to look out for the cloud on a car, snap a photo and share the sighting on social media. The latter can be done on Instagram or Facebook Stories with the hashtag #XforceRovingCloud. One must also tag and follow MMM’s official IG or FB page.
The contest will take place in two waves: October 16 to November 1, and November 13-30. A total of 20 winning entries will receive prizes worth up to RM10,000, including camping storage boxes, cooler boxes, camping wagons, Poler utility chairs, camping inflatable beds and Touch n Go pins worth RM50. Winners will be announced on November 6 and December 3 for each wave.
For those coming to ACE 2026, check out the Xforce’s latest ‘777’ package that combines a seven-year unlimited mileage warranty with seven years of free labour for scheduled services, plus seven years of free parts to boot.
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Raining cloud is above the Xforce,
Sunshine is above the Rakyat?
Does the Xforce sweep the wet road too?
Owners in this car must be very miserable for the rain cloud to follow them everywhere
front wheel drive car can handle poor road conditions ?
Sure, they could even handle a gravel road. Entry level Rally car mostly FWD. Don’t cheap out on tyres la brada.
FWD cant handle slippery conditions such as grass or mud. there is a reason why proper offroad cars all have 4WD.
Lol what are you smoking? You think rain mode is for grass or mud? A proper tyre is adequate to replace any computer assist, just remember to bring along your brain when driving…please laa. Even 4X4 with linglong would get stuck at the slightest touch of mud.
assuming good offroad tyres , 4wd will always beat fwd . its so simple, wait are you a mitsubisihs salesman?
The first thing that crosses my mind is Nuclear Explosion Mushroom
Sure inside all wet
Active yaw control, 6 airbags, adas 2p, 6 drive modes and hev are on xforce, expander expander cross in Thailand.
The low spec 1.5T bigger, longer, wider version of this Xforce dah ada at indonesia, from RM 105k there sold as Destinator.
Compare 161hp to 103hp Mivec
Our national Car policy sucks.
Safer if got awd