Mitsubishi Galant – Technical Specifications & 12 Generations

The ninth generation first restyling (2006–2009) retained 3 petrol sedan variants with outputs of 160–250 PS, reflecting continued market consolidation.

The ninth generation (2003–2006) contracted sharply to 3 petrol-only sedan variants, with power outputs between 158–250 PS as Mitsubishi rationalized the lineup.

The eighth generation restyling (1998–2003) expanded to 43 variants, maintaining the 280 PS peak output and continuing both diesel and petrol powertrains in sedan and estate forms.

The eighth generation (1996–1998) launched with 17 variants across sedan and estate formats, introducing a flagship 280 PS petrol engine while diesel options remained available.

The seventh generation (1992–1996) maintained 49 variants with hatchback and sedan bodies, retaining the 240 PS ceiling while base diesel models started at 90 PS.

The sixth generation (1987–1992) marked a volume peak with 49 variants, introducing a hatchback body and power outputs reaching 240 PS in top petrol specifications.

The fifth generation (1983–1989) ran concurrently with the fourth in certain markets, offering 12 sedan-only variants with diesel and petrol engines spanning 75–150 PS.

The fourth generation (1980–1987) introduced diesel powertrains alongside petrol, expanding to 14 variants with a power range of 75–170 PS across sedan and estate bodies.

The third generation (1976–1980) dropped the coupe, offering 10 variants across sedan and estate formats with power outputs between 75–98 PS.

The second generation (1973–1976) retained the three-body lineup with 6 variants, increasing minimum output to 110 PS while maximum power reached 116 PS.

The first generation (1969–1973) launched with 6 variants spanning sedan, coupe and estate body styles, powered by petrol engines delivering 87–110 PS.