In awarding the Design Car of the Year, the organizing committee highly evaluated the Delica Mini for adopting a cute and attractive look, turning around from the rugged front mask which had been
Based on the concept of being a reliable and active super height-wagon kei-car, the Delica Mini takes its name from the Delica minivan and brings together a tough SUV styling, spacious interior and powerful driving performance.
In terms of design, the Delica Mini was developed based on the theme of Daily Adventure. The combination of the three-dimensional Dynamic Shield front design, expressive of power and security, with headlights that have distinctive semicircular LED position lights built in gives it a dignified yet friendly, Delica look, while the front bumper and liftgate garnish adopt an embossed Delica logo. To convey Delica's powerfulness of an SUV and a quality feel, the wheel arches are colored in glossy black, and the lower parts of the front and rear bumpers are designed in a skid-plate form, providing a sense of protection.
Furthermore, the Delica Mini features a functional cabin convenient for both outdoor recreation and everyday use, spacious interior room allowing for comfort even in the rear seats, MI-PILOT driver assistance technology and active safety technologies that support safe driving, and secure, pleasant road performance even when driving on unpaved surfaces such as gravel roads. It offers an enjoyable time with family and friends in situations ranging from daily life to leisure use.
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About the 2023-2024 Japan Car of the Year
The awards of the 44th Japan Car of the Year were given to models which premiered or started sales in the Japanese market from
1. Kei-car is a vehicle category in
2. Held by the Car of the Year Japan steering committee
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