Tips for Setting 10 Features via the Touchscreen in the Mitsubishi Destinator
Feature completeness has become one of the key selling points offered by the Mitsubishi Destinator. This latest midsize SUV from Mitsubishi not only excels in premium safety features but also provides easy adjustments through the touchscreen in the cabin.
The launch of the Mitsubishi Destinator on July 17, 2025, marked a strategic step for Mitsubishi Motors in the Indonesian market. This vehicle represents the maturity desired by adult and established consumers, while also offering a dynamic appeal to younger buyers with its attractive design and abundant features.
The Mitsubishi Destinator, produced at the Mitsubishi Motors Krama Yudha Indonesia assembly plant in Cikarang, Bekasi, West Java, is built around the product concept of “Confidence Booster for Energetic Families.”
The spacious cabin with its proven three-row configuration delivers generous and comfortable seating. The overall firm cabin lines combined with soft materials successfully create a warm atmosphere.
The Mitsubishi Destinator’s dashboard adopts a horizontal design, with the wide touchscreen as the main focal point. This touchscreen has become a distinctive attraction that supports driving activities.
“The 12.3-inch screen has become the main point of view in the Mitsubishi Destinator. So all interactions and interactive features are operated from there. In my opinion, this is an extremely good convenience because the operating system is very easy to use,” said Rifat Sungkar, Brand Ambassador of Mitsubishi Motors Indonesia.
“For example, the ambient lighting feature has several colors. It really represents the character of the vehicle owner. As for the sunroof, it can be operated manually or digitally. So, it’s fun to have,” he added.
Touchscreen Specifications and Features of the Destinator
The Mitsubishi Destinator’s touchscreen essentially uses a 12.3-inch SDA screen panel. This screen can connect to smartphones, navigation, entertainment, and communication systems. Moreover, drivers can use it to adjust various vehicle features.
The instrument panel integrates the SDA and driver display into one large monolithic panel. The 12.3-inch SDA system delivers a modern feel and enhances the driving experience by presenting various content, including a multimeter display that pays homage to the iconic triple-meter setup of the Pajero.
The screen also provides access to features such as the panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, and connectivity functions.
To adjust them, simply go to the “Settings” menu, then select “Vehicle Setting,” and configure the desired features according to your preferences.
You can also adjust other car features in the “Menu” section. Here are the 10 features and settings available through the Mitsubishi Destinator’s touchscreen:
1. Keyless System
– Set how many times the lights flash when unlocking and locking the car
– Set the horn sound for locking
– Set the beep sound for locking and unlocking
2. Wiper
– Set the rear wiper to activate automatically when the gear lever is in “R” (Reverse) or when reversing.
3. Exterior/Interior Lights
– Set how long the headlights stay on after the engine is turned off
– Set the function that turns on the headlights when the unlock button on the remote is pressed
– Set how long the interior lights stay on before automatically turning off after the doors are closed
4. Turn Signal Lights
– Activate/deactivate the 3-flash function when operating the indicator lever to change lanes
5. Power Door Locks
– Set the duration before the doors automatically re-lock after being unlocked via keyless entry or keyless operation
6. Panoramic Open/Close
– Set the panoramic sunroof and sunshade to open/close without touching the physical buttons
7. Multi Around Monitor
– Set the 360-degree camera display from various angles around the car while driving or parking
8. Ambient Light
– Set the interior ambient lighting color according to your taste and mood
9. ACC Power
– Set the duration before the ACC (Accessory) power turns off
10. Auto Windows
– Set the door windows to operate automatically (one-touch up/down)
That concludes the review of the 10 features offered by the Mitsubishi Destinator.
