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Top 5 extras for your 2021 Mitsubishi Xpander

Mitsubishi markets its Xpander as a seven-seater with off-road aspirations, and we can agree that the Xpander is good on dirt as well as tar. The brand offers a whole range of accessories if you'd like to make it even more practical.

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Not many seven-seater people-movers (or MPVs) offer any real bundu-bashing capabilities, but the multi-talented Xpander is adept at light-offroading and won't be stopped by the odd pothole or two. We've also established that it's a good option for active families who can't exactly afford large SUVs like the Toyota Fortuner and Ford Everest.

The Xpander also has a surprising amount of add-ons available. Check them out on Mitsubishi's website here. We also picked five of our favourites below:

 

1. Roof Rack Kit, R8 911.20

This forms the basis if you should also need to fit a roof box or basket carrier, among other accessories.

 

2. Kayak Canoe Carrier (roof racks required), R3 999

 

3.  Bike Rack Hang On 2, R1399

You can be ensured of a good quality product by THULE.

4. Tow Bar (fixed), R6739,80

 

5. Side window deflector set, R 1 280

Deflects the wind and rain if you like to drive with your window ajar.
 
 
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Author - Ané Albertse

Written by Ané Albertse

Ané was bitten by the motoring bug at a very young age. Her mom recalls her sitting in her stroller as a 3-year old, naming every car that came past. She was creating content for various publications within Media24 when AutoTrader nabbed her for good, and is one of the longest-standing members of the AutoTrader team. She prefers dirt roads to tar and SUVs/bakkies to sports cars, but her greatest passion is helping people find the perfect car for their budget, lifestyle, and personality.Read more

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