Next generation Mitsubishi Triton is coming your way — assuming you live outside of the United States. Known as L200 In some global markets, the truck shaped by a new, more aggressive-looking design language that Mitsubishi calls “Beast Mode”.
The dark preview images released by the Japanese brand depict a pickup truck that has been reinvented from the ground up. While the current Triton has rather unusual proportions characterized by a nearly slanted line and super large rear overhang, its successor looks a bit more traditional, although we’ll give it a go. final decision when seeing it in metal. We noticed a tall, upright front fascia with LED accents that Mitsubishi describes as “like the sharp gaze of a falcon” and a rectangular grille that features both the word “Mitsubishi” and the BMW logo. company.
We were curious to find out what was underneath the metal plate. Mitsubishi recently expanded its European range with a badge design renault models, such as Colt based on Clio. Nothing suggests that the Triton is a badged version of another truck, and Current generation Nissan Navara (not related to ) our border) is likely too old to provide its background. Could it be the other way around? Mitsubishi is part of the Renault-Nissan alliance and it strives to achieve economies of scale, so Triton could also preview the next Navara.
Of course, this is pure speculation. Nothing is official at this stage, and Mitsubishi isn’t ready to announce technical details just yet. It hasn’t released interior images yet, but a preview video embedded above shows that the premium models will receive a standalone touchscreen for the infotainment system and a dial to choose from. Various options of gearshift box. All in all, we expect that the next Triton will have a more SUV-like interior to reflect the fact that, even outside of the US, buyers are increasingly using pickups as their daily drivers.
Mitsubishi will launch the next-generation Triton in Thailand, where it will be built, on July 26. The pickup will go on sale in a long list of countries, including a few. available in Latin America and the Middle East, but it doesn’t look like it will be offered in the United States. Elsewhere, Triton will compete in an increasingly crowded round against Ford Ranger, Volkswagen AmarokAnd Toyota Hilux.
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