Mitsubishi Lancer Door Visors – Side Window Wind Deflectors for Eight Generations
The Mitsubishi Lancer has been in continuous production since 1973, evolving from the A70 first-generation sedan into today's eighth-generation model. Across this 50-year production run, the Lancer's side window profile, door frame geometry, and body style (sedan, wagon, hatchback) have all changed significantly. AutoBridge supplies door visors (also called vent visors, side window wind deflectors, rain guards, or window deflectors) precision-engineered to fit each generation's specific window channel and door frame.
This single product page consolidates fitment across all eight generations of the Mitsubishi Lancer. Select your specific generation from the Fitment chips above to confirm the correct visor set. Each generation set uses injection-molded or plastic-uptake production with 2.0-2.5mm or 1.2-1.8mm thickness, depending on material choice (PC, acrylic PMMA, or PS).
Fitment Coverage
1973-1979 Lancer (A70) 1st-Gen – Sedan
1979-1987 Lancer (EX/A170) 2nd-Gen – Sedan, Wagon
1988-1991 Lancer (C60/C70) 3rd-Gen – Sedan, Hatchback
1991-1995 Lancer (CB0/CD0) 4th-Gen – Sedan, Hatchback
1995-2000 Lancer (CK0/CM0) 5th-Gen – Sedan, Wagon
2000-2007 Lancer (CS0) 6th-Gen – Sedan, Wagon
2007-2017 Lancer (CE2) 7th-Gen – Sedan, Hatchback (incl. Lancer EX, Lancer Cedia, Galant Fortis)
2017-Present Lancer 8th-Gen – Sedan, Hatchback (incl. Grand Lancer)
Why Lancer Owners Choose Aftermarket Door Visors
The Mitsubishi Lancer is widely used across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Oceania as a compact family sedan, taxi, rideshare vehicle, and rally-derived sport compact (Evo variants). Tropical and subtropical climates with monsoon rains, high humidity, and dusty conditions make side window ventilation without rain ingress a daily-use feature. AutoBridge door visors allow drivers to crack the windows slightly for airflow during rain or while idling, without water reaching the interior.
Installation Notes for Mitsubishi Lancer Door Visors
Pre-Install Inspection
Before installing, confirm your Lancer's generation matches the Fitment chip selected above. The door frame and window channel geometry differ between generations—particularly between the 2007-2017 CE2 (Lancer EX) and the 2017-Present 8th-Gen, which have visibly different window channel widths.
Mounting Method Selection
In-Channel: Slides into the upper window channel, no adhesive, reversible. Recommended for leased vehicles or fleet operators who rotate cars every 2-3 years.
Tape-On (3M VHB): Adheres to the exterior door frame. Strongest hold, suited for older generations (1st-5th Gen) where window channels are wider.
Clip-On: Clips between the window glass and the door frame rubber. Common for 6th-8th Gen Lancer sedans.
Out-Channel: Mounts on the exterior roof line. Often used on Lancer Wagon body styles (2nd, 5th, 6th Gen).
Climate-Specific Tips
For Southeast Asia (Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam) and Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia) buyers: After tape-on install, avoid car washes and heavy rain for 24 hours to allow 3M VHB adhesive to fully cure. High humidity accelerates cure time.
Frequently Asked Questions – Mitsubishi Lancer Door Visors
Will these visors fit the Lancer EX (2008-2016)?
Yes. The 2007-2017 Lancer CE2 generation (which includes the Lancer EX, Lancer Cedia, and Galant Fortis variants) is covered. Select "2007-2017 Lancer (CE2) 7th-Gen" from the Fitment chips above.
Do you have visors for the Lancer Evolution (Evo VIII, IX, X)?
Yes. Evo VIII, IX, and X are all built on the 2007-2017 CE2 platform and share the same 4-door sedan body. Select 7th-Gen fitment. For Evo 4-6 (1996-2001), select 5th-Gen fitment.
What about the Lancer hatchback (Colt, Cedia)?
The 3rd-Gen (1988-1991) and 4th-Gen (1991-1995) hatchback variants, plus the 7th-Gen Lancer Sportback hatchback, are all supported. Body style "Hatchback" can be selected from the Body Style filter.
Can I install these on a Lancer with window tint film?
In-channel and clip-on mounting methods do not contact tinted window film. Tape-on mounting is applied to the door frame exterior, not the window itself, so tint film is not affected.
What's the difference between PC, acrylic, and PS materials?
PC (polycarbonate) is the most flexible and impact-resistant, suited for curves. Acrylic (PMMA) is rigid with high optical clarity. PS (polystyrene) is the most economical and is typically paired with chrome/steel trim inserts. For Southeast Asian tropical heat, PC is recommended for its UV resistance.
Do you supply for Soueast Lioncel II (China market Lancer)?
Yes. The Soueast Lioncel II is mechanically a rebadged 7th-Gen Lancer (CE2) and shares the same door frame geometry.
