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Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (Mitsubishi Motors) is a leading Australian automotive brand who empowers Australian to drive their adventure through its range of SUVs, 4-wheel drive vehicles, and light commercial vehicles.
The partnership between Disaster Relief Australia (DRA) and Mitsubishi Motors partnership began in 2020 and since that time Mitsubishi Motors have generously provided DRA with a fleet of new vehicles to use on disaster recovery operations around Australia.
Mitsubishi Motors has provided DRA with more than 33 vehicles over a period of three years. When their milage is combined, the fleet has travelled more than 1 million kilometres across our nation’s toughest terrain.
DRA has to date assisted more than 200 disaster-hit Australian communities, and the Mitsubishi vehicles have been instrumental in DRA’s ability to transport equipment and our volunteers to sites in every State and Territory. Operations have included flood clean-up in NSW and Victoria, bushfire recovery in NSW, cyclone clear-up in Tasmania and even the distribution of RATs and food parcels in SA during the COVID-19 recovery.
This partnership represents a natural alignment with Mitsubishi Motors commitment to support the communities they are a part of, and an opportunity to showcase the resilience and reliability of the vehicles as they are deployed.
DRA is proud to have established a strong partnership with Mitsubishi Motors.
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