The model has changed both outside and inside. In addition, only now the van has finally acquired a seven-seater version.
The single-volume Mitsubishi Zinger debuted in 2005; it was created on the chassis of the first-generation Pajero Sport SUV. The frame minivan is produced in Taiwan, and the joint venture China Motor Corporation (CMC) is responsible for production. The model was once supplied to the countries of the Middle East and Southeast Asia, but for several years now it has been present only on the Taiwanese market, and in 2015 the van ceased to be Mitsubishi: it began to be made under the manufacturer’s own brand – CMC.
Pre-reform CMC Zinger 1/2 
Pre-reform CMC Zinger 2/2
Singer has gone through several modernizations, but the current one has become the most large-scale: such a minivan has been declared a new generation, although it is still a restyling. Thus, the CMC Zinger acquired a different “face”: the headlights, bumper, radiator grille and hood were replaced. The van also received new taillights, and the tailgate was redone.
Updated CMC Zinger 1/6 
Updated CMC Zinger 2/6 
Updated CMC Zinger 3/6 
Updated CMC Zinger 4/6 Updated CMC Zinger 5/6
Updated CMC Zinger 6/6
The simplest versions have unpainted bumpers, rich versions have black linings on the wheel arches, and roof rails are installed. Depending on the model configuration, 15- or 17-inch wheels are installed. The length of the restyled Zinger is 4665 mm, which is 25 mm longer than its predecessor. Wheelbase – the same 2720 mm.
Updated CMC Zinger, basic version 1/2 
Updated CMC Zinger, basic version 2/2
The interior was also redrawn, there is a new front panel, steering wheel, gearbox lever (and it was moved higher) and the climate control unit. The multimedia system screen now rises above the panel, rather than being integrated into it (the basic Zinger has a shelf and radio built into the body instead of a tablet).
Updated CMC Zinger 1/2 
Updated CMC Zinger 2/2
The minivan also received a new digital instrument cluster, and the arsenal of expensive versions now includes adaptive cruise control, auto-braking systems (with pedestrian detection), lane marking monitoring and blind spot monitoring. In addition, the model now has six airbags. Finally, the CMC Zinger has a seven-seater version for the first time.
Updated CMC Zinger
Replacing the naturally aspirated 2.4 engine (136 hp) and 5-automatic transmission came a 1.5 TGDI petrol turbo-four with a power of 173 hp. and an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission. As before, the CMC Zinger is exclusively rear-wheel drive.
The price of the updated frame minivan varies from 719,000 to 915,000 local dollars, which is equivalent to approximately 2,165,000 – 2,755,000 rubles at the current exchange rate.
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