Mitsubishi symbols update offers only small changes

Mitsubishi update.

We’ve completed a review of 2026 Mitsubishi symbols in all models available in North America and came away with only six additions.

In fact, for a moment we thought there may be none, as the first two models checked produced nothing!

However, Outlander models provided some changes, including the first use of the Master Warning Light in yellow/amber/orange. The red version is already in use.

There were also three added black and white indicators. These are seen in the information screen and generally indicate a system is either ready for use or on stand by. These were Auto Start Stop, Auto Brake Hold and a Charge Indicator.

The Auto Brake Hold indicator was the only new image we had to create. It’s just a little different from others already in our system, and now the fourth being used by the company!

Finally, we made adjustments to Hill Descent Control and Rear Collision Avoidance systems links to account for recent changes.

The complete list of Mitsubishi warning lights and indicators and its now 100 total entries can be seen here.

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