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1951
Production of the T31
8-ton bonnet-type truck and the W
series of heavy-duty special purpose trucks.
Development of the DB5A pre-combustion chamber
type diesel engines.
1952
Production of the R2
rear engine bus series.
B25
buses exported to Thailand, Mitsubishi's first major export.
1954
Production of the T32
7.5-ton truck.
Development of the DB7A pre-combustion chamber
type diesel engine.
1955
Production of the Mitsubishi-Go,
a three-wheeler equipped with standard type steering wheel.
Production of the WR21
frameless bus.
Production of the T33,
the largest domestically produced truck at the time with a payload
capacity of 8-tons.
The DB8A turbocharged pre-combustion chamber
type diesel engine developed for the R2 series bus.
300 R32
rear engine buses exported
to Chile.
1956
Production of the B200
bonnet-type bus and the TB12
trolley bus.
300 R32
rear engine buses exported
to Chile bring the total to 600 for two years.
1957
Development of the DB31A pre-combustion chamber
type diesel engine.
1958
Production of the R300
and R400 rear
engine buses.
1959
Production of the Leo,
a small sized three-wheeler.
Production of the JUPITER
medium-duty bonnet-type truck series.
Production of the T51 heavy-duty bonnet-type
truck.
Production of Japan's first tilt-cab trucks,
the T380 and T390.
1960
Launch of the Mitsubishi
500, a sedan for the mass market.
The Rosa
small-sized bus series goes into production with gasoline and diesel
models.
Production of the T330
heavy-duty bonnet-type truck.
4DP
engine awarded the Japan Machinery Academy Prize.
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