The show, which starts on Thursday, September 15, was supposed to be headlined by the revived Ralliart brand for Mitsubishi. While the automaker did tease it a few weeks back, we now have a better understanding of what the Philippine market will be getting.

Starting with the Strada Ralliart, it will be priced at P 1.429-million. For that, you get added Ralliart garnishes found on front and rear bumper, side decals, mud flaps, and a bedliner. Inside, it swaps the standard floor mats for Ralliart branded ones too.

Meanwhile, the P 2.122-million Montero Sport Ralliart comes with the same treatment (down to the decals and floor mats), but adds extended fender moldings as well.

If you’re keenly aware of Mitsubishi Motors’s local line-up, you’ll notice that the Strada Ralliart is slightly cheaper than the Strada Athlete 2WD and its P 1.487-million price tag. That’s because the Strada Ralliart is actually based off GLS 2WD variant, according to the leaked article. If that’s the case, expect it to get projector-type halogen headlights and high-grade cloth seats (the Athlete gets LED headlights and orange/black leather seats).

Meanwhile, the Montero Sport Ralliart’s price tag puts it as the top-tier 2WD variant of Mitsubishi’s 7-seater SUV just below the Montero Sport GT 4WD (P 2.341 million) and above the Black Series’ P 2,025,000 tag.

Whether MMPC will phase out the Montero Sport Black Series in favor of the Ralliart remains to be seen, but in terms of specs, it’s pretty much identical. It has forward collision mitigation, ultrasonic misacceleration mitigation on top of 6 SRS airbags, ABS with EBD, and Mitsubishi’s Active Stability and Traction Control system or M-ASTC.