Mitsubishi Triton News

Plug-in powerhouse! 2024 Mitsubishi Triton ute could spawn tough flagship Ford Ranger Raptor and Toyota HiLux GR Sport rival - just don't expect it to be diesel...

By Andrew Chesterton · 23 Feb 2024

A new Mitsubishi Triton Ralliart would likely ditch diesel in favour of electrification, with the brand conceding the global abandonment of diesel would likely see future vehicles switch to petrol.

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New Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux challenger incoming: Can the 2024 Mitsubishi Triton ute turn the tide for the brand in 2024?

By Stephen Ottley · 01 Jan 2024

Can two opposite things be true at the same time? For example, did Mitsubishi have a good sales year in 2023, or was it actually bad? The Japanese brand is on course to finish comfortably inside the Top 10 selling brands in Australia in 2023, which is unquestionably a good result.

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Toyota Prado, Ford Mustang, Mitsubishi Triton and more of the most exciting new models headed to Australia in 2024

By Stephen Ottley · 01 Jan 2024

What car are you most excited for in 2024? Each new year brings hotly anticipated new models and this year is no different. Some of the biggest names in the business have something to get your heart racing, either with its performance, its ability to adventure or its technology. We’ve compiled a list of the most exciting incoming new cars for 2024 from Australia’s best-selling brands.

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Australian High Court clears Mitsubishi of misleading conduct after upholding appeal in Mitsubishi Triton fuel consumption label saga

By Chris Thompson · 14 Dec 2023

In a judgement handed down by the High Court of Australia this week, Mitsubishi Motors Australia Ltd (MMAL) has been cleared of ‘engaging in misleading conduct’ relating to a fuel consumption label on a Triton ute a dealer sold a customer, who sought compensation as the purchase price of the vehicle.

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Coming for the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux: Australian pricing and features confirmed for 2024 Mitsubishi Triton ute

By Chris Thompson · 24 Nov 2023

Pricing for the new Mitsubishi Triton ute has been confirmed for Australia, with the new-gen workhorse landing soon with hopes on tempting more tradies, travellers and families away from the likes of the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger.

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Will this give the 2024 Mitsubishi Triton the edge against the Ford Ranger, Isuzu D-Max and Toyota HiLux?

By Tung Nguyen · 13 Nov 2023

Mitsubishi's upcoming Triton ute will feature a strong Australian influence as the new Ford Ranger rival boasts a locally tuned suspension and steering set-up.

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Plug-in power confirmed! New Mitsubishi Triton to feature petrol plug-in hybrid system with dual-cab set to leave diesel in the dust to take on Ford Ranger and BYD ute

By Andrew Chesterton · 01 Nov 2023

The just-launched Mitsubishi Triton could be the last to feature a diesel engine, with the Japanese brand confirming that it is developing a petrol plug-in hybrid system to power future generations of its popular ute.The move would see Mitsubishi followin

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Is this a shadowy first look at the next-gen Mitsubishi Delica people mover or 2024 Pajero Sport? Brand says adventurous electrified lifestyle vehicle will break cover in October

By Tom White · 26 Sep 2023

What looks to be a key part of Mitsubishi's next chapter will be shown at the Tokyo Motor Show in October.

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Watch out Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux, these are the new utes from Kia, Nissan, Mitsubishi and more that are headed our way

By Stephen Ottley · 23 Sep 2023

Almost one in five new vehicles sold in Australia in 2023 have been a ute. The modern ute comes in a variety of shapes, sizes and prices, which has helped it evolve from functional tool to a desirable alternative to an SUV or sedan.

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Mitsubishi Australia's popularity is dropping, but can the new 2024 Triton ute and hybrid Outlander halt its downward trajectory?

By Tung Nguyen · 19 Sep 2023

This time last year, Mitsubishi was riding on a sales high and sitting pretty as the third most-popular brand in Australia behind the dominate Toyota and Mazda.

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