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Mitsubishi Triton

RM 101,980 - 169,980

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2026 Double Cab 2.4T AT Premium Championship

RM 155,980

2026 Double Cab 2.4T AT Athlete Championship

RM 169,980

2025 Single Cab 2.4T MT Standard

RM 101,980

2025 Double Cab 2.4T MT GL

RM 114,980

2025 Double Cab 2.4T AT GL

RM 116,980

2025 Double Cab 2.4T AT Premium

RM 145,980

2025 Double Cab 2.4T AT Athlete

RM 159,980

Body

Length[mm]

5320

Width[mm]

1865

Height[mm]

1795

Wheelbase[mm]

3130

Seats

Engine

Intake System

Turbocharged

Number of Cylinders

Maximum Power[kW]

135

Maximum Horsepower[Ps]

184

Maximum Torque[N·m]

430

Transmission

Gear Box

Transmission Type

Chassis Steering

Drivetrain

4WD

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FAQs

With so many Mitsubishi Triton variants, what are the key differences?

The Mitsubishi Triton range spans from work-focused Single Cab (RM 101,980) to lifestyle-oriented Triton Athlete (RM 165,980). The main differences are cab configuration (single vs double), transmission (manual vs automatic), and features. The Mitsubishi Triton Athlete stands out with more powerful 204 PS engine, unique styling, and premium interior. Limited Championship Edition adds sportier looks.

Is the Mitsubishi Triton easy to drive in the city with its small turning radius?

Yes, the Mitsubishi Triton has a class-leading 5.9-metre turning radius, making it significantly more manoeuvrable than rivals like the Toyota Hilux (6.4m) and Ford Ranger (6.3m). This means the Mitsubishi Triton can do U-turns in tighter spaces and feels more agile in urban traffic, a key advantage for those using their pickup as a daily driver.

What makes the Mitsubishi Triton's Super Select 4WD system special?

The Mitsubishi Triton's Super Select II 4WD system lets you shift between 2H, 4H, and 4L on the fly, even at speeds up to 100km/h. Unlike part-time systems in many rivals, the Mitsubishi Triton can be driven in 4H on dry paved roads thanks to its centre differential, providing extra grip in wet conditions without drivetrain binding. The Triton Athlete adds seven drive modes including Gravel, Mud/Snow, and Rock for serious off-roading.

How different is the Mitsubishi Triton Athlete to drive compared to regular versions?

The Mitsubishi Triton Athlete feels noticeably more responsive thanks to its 204 PS engine (vs 181 PS in standard versions) and 470 Nm torque. The Mitsubishi Triton Athlete also gets Bilstein shock absorbers for improved handling and comfort, plus unique 18-inch alloy wheels. While the standard Mitsubishi Triton is a capable workhorse, the Triton Athlete is tuned for enthusiasts who want better on-road dynamics and off-road capability.

How much can the Mitsubishi Triton carry? What's its payload?

The Mitsubishi Triton's cargo bed measures 1,520mm long, 1,470mm wide, and 475mm high, offering competitive space in its class. Payload capacity varies by variant, with the Mitsubishi Triton double cab models rated around 900-1,000 kg. The Mitsubishi Triton can also tow up to 3,500 kg when properly equipped, matching the class leaders for towing capability.

Is the Mitsubishi Triton really as thirsty as some people say?

Early Mitsubishi Triton models had a reputation for higher fuel consumption, but the current 2.4L 4N16 engine is significantly improved. Real-world Mitsubishi Triton fuel economy averages 9-10L/100km in mixed driving, which is competitive with rivals. The Mitsubishi Triton Athlete's extra power doesn't dramatically increase consumption if driven sensibly. With its 75-litre tank, the Mitsubishi Triton can cover 700-800km between refills on highway driving.

I heard the Mitsubishi Triton's rear seats are much more comfortable now. Is that true?

Yes, Mitsubishi redesigned the Triton's rear seat angle to be more reclined, improving comfort significantly. The current Mitsubishi Triton has rear seats angled at 23 degrees, closer to a passenger car than a typical pickup. This means passengers in the Mitsubishi Triton no longer sit bolt upright, making long journeys much more pleasant. Legroom and headroom are also competitive for the segment.

Mitsubishi Triton vs Toyota Hilux vs Ford Ranger: how to choose?

The Mitsubishi Triton stands out for its 5.9m turning radius (most manoeuvrable), Super Select 4WD system (on-the-fly 4H on tarmac), and value for money. Toyota Hilux offers unmatched resale value and reliability reputation. Ford Ranger leads in on-road dynamics and technology. Choose the Mitsubishi Triton if you want the most city-friendly pickup with genuine off-road capability and better features for your ringgit.

What is the warranty coverage for the Mitsubishi Triton?

The Mitsubishi Triton comes with a 5-year unlimited mileage warranty as standard from Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia . This covers the entire vehicle including the engine, transmission, and major components, with no mileage restrictions . Owners can also opt for extended service packages for additional peace of mind .

What colours are available for the Mitsubishi Triton? Is the limited edition worth it?

The Mitsubishi Triton is available in colours including Jet Black Mica, Diamond White, and Orange. The limited Mitsubishi Triton Championship Edition adds RM 4,000-5,000 to the price but brings sporty graphics, black alloy wheels, and unique badging. It's worth it if you want a distinctive Mitsubishi Triton that stands out from the crowd, but the standard Triton Athlete already offers the mechanical upgrades that matter most.

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