The second-generation Mitsubishi eK Space and its crossover SUV-styled variant, the eK X Space, were unveiled on 6 February 2020 and went on sale on 19 March 2020, using B30 and B40 series model codes, with Nissan's own code for its Roox twin being BA1. After it was found that the driver's airbags did not meet the required standards, production was halted from December 2021 until February 2022, and all examples of the eK Space and Roox built after December 2020 were recalled to have the driver's airbags replaced and additional knee airbags fitted. In April 2023, facelifted versions of the eK Space and the Nissan Roox were announced, the eK Cross Space was renamed Delica Mini with some design changes, the turbocharged eK Space T was discontinued leaving the G and M models, and the Roox Autech variant was removed from the price lists.
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is a tall-height wagon kei car with rear sliding doors
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