The history of Mitsubishi Motors starts now more than 100 years, in 1870, when a young Japanese entrepreneur named Yataro Iwasaki, who worked for his master Tosa Clan, decides to start a business on his own account, a small company naval called Tsukumo Shokai. The three diamonds in the design of the logo of his company, Iwasaki has been using the emblem of his family which contained three diamonds and of the Tosa family, which contained three oak leaf united. This was the first logo today: unite three diamonds in focus. In 1875, Iwasaki decided to rename after the company logo: Three Diamonds, or in Japanese, Mitsubishi. Since then, all companies that have developed in the naval held this title. The logo in its final form was recorded in 1914. Nov. areas Not long after, and the company has expanded activities in new areas. From naval transport was developed in the building Shipbuilding and heavy industry, the production of oil and steel, chemical industry, electronics, etc.. A model from Mitsubishi Motors in Europe in 1917 Mitsubishi created the first line of automobile production in Japan, with Mitsubishi Model A, a copy of Ford's Model T. A year later came the first prototype Mitsubishi truck. In 1928 it was founded aeronautics company that manufactured Mitsubishi Mitsubishi MC-1. The first bus wasoccurred in 1932 (FUSO B-46). At present there are over 35 companies producing Mitsubishi separate from ships, aircraft, oil, gas, plastics, synthetic fibres, electronics, software and automobiles. In 1970 the division responsible for the manufacture of engines for automobiles was established in an independent company called Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.

Today, Mitsubishi is currently the world in over 170 countries. From Iceland to Turkey and Irelandto Russia, Mitsubishi Motors is present in over 30 countries in Europe. Mitsubishi Motors in Europe came in 1974 along with the first appearance Lancer models and continue their development and currently markets in November, as is the case and Romania. In December 2002 the distribution companies and "holding" in Europe have merged creating Mitsubishi Motors Europe. It was the highlight of the year in which the MME and the vision has changed and reorganised in order to form a logical structure, unified activities throughout Europe. The reorganization was part of Mitsubishi Motors change globally. Today, from headquarters in Amsterdam, Mitsubishi Motors Europe (MME) leads a business that includes sales, marketing and distribution of cars, spare parts and accessories in Europe. From the beginning the company Mitsubishi and until now, her work has changed, but experience in construction machinery is a separate sign for all cars.