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Mitsubishi eK

2001 – 2020

The Mitsubishi eK series, introduced in 2001, is a line of kei cars by Mitsubishi Motors, stemming from the Minica line. The name "eK" stands for "excellent keijidōsha" or "excellent minicar," phonetically resembling "good kei [car]" in Japanese. Notably, Nissan became involved in the production, with Mitsubishi supplying 36,000 eK Wagons annually to Nissan from 2005 onwards. Under the Nissan brand, these vehicles were sold domestically as the Nissan Otti until being succeeded by the Nissan Dayz in 2013. The Otti was eventually phased out by June 2013. However, in April 2016, a scandal