As these redesigns are simply facelifts, the number of changes made to the models is small.
Most notably, the front end of both have been updated with a new grille that dominates the front fascia and connects the headlights. This wide feature serves to give the models a more "powerful" and "stable" appearance.
The rears were likewise enhanced with a squared-off form to beef up the models' presence.
The Mirage interior.
On the inside, both cars were given subtle updates. The front armrests have been redesigned and finished in a new, softer fabric, and the meter and power window switch panels now feature a "sporty carbon pattern." The seats of the upper-trim level models have been re-upholstered in a combination of fabric and leather materials.
With the previous generations of the Mirage and the Attrage having retail prices under US$15,000 (around RM63,000) and these iterations having little about them changed, each will likely have a price tag within the same ballpark.
The 2020 Mirage and Attrage will be on display at the Thailand International Motor Expo 2019, which kicks off on Nov 28.
