Mitsubishi has said there is good stock of its Triton ute available now in dealerships across Australia
Australian buyers seeking immediate delivery of a new ute can add the Mitsubishi Triton to their list, with the Japanese brand confirming that its commercial vehicle has generally good stock across the country.
At the time of writing in February 2022, the Triton is available without any extensive delays, Mitsubishi says. The brand advised customers to contact their local dealer to discuss whether an exact specification is on offer locally.
The Triton ute sold well in 2021, shifting 16,333 units out of showrooms, which was up four percent from the 15,649 units sold in 2020. The Triton managed to beat both the Mazda BT-50 as well as the Nissan Navara in the sales charts, but it couldn’t quite match the efforts from the big rigs of the segment: the Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger, while the Isuzu D-Max beat the Triton by 2306 units.
Plenty of offroad fun can be had in the Mitsubishi Triton
Key points: Mitsubishi Triton
The Mitsubishi Triton is available in various trim levels across both 4×2 and 4×4 drivetrains, as well as single or dual cab layouts.
Pricing starts at $23,740 before on-road costs for the most basic Triton of the range – the 4×2 GLX single cab model with the five-speed manual transmission.
There are 19 model variants to choose from in the range and prices can go as high as $53,240 before on-roads for the top spec GSR dual cab ute.
The GSR is the top of the range model and will set you back $53,240 before on-roads
Standard equipment on the Triton and found even on the entry level models includes a 6.1-inch touchscreen, bluetooth connectivity, keyless entry as well as cruise control and an adjustable speed limiter.
Standard safety features include emergency brake assist, emergency stop signal function, hill start assist, active stability control and trailer stability assist.
Optional safety technology such as lane departure warning, blind spot warning, rear cross-traffic alert, forward collision mitigation system and lane change assist are available on higher tier variants in the Mitsubishi Triton range.
19 variants are available to purchase from the Mitsubishi Triton range
Mitsubishi Triton 2022: prices in Australia
All prices listed are before on-road costs.
- GLX 4×2 5sp manual single cab: $23,740
- GLX 4×2 auto single cab: $30,490
- GLX 4×2 6sp manual single cab: $28,240
- GLX 4×2 auto dual cab: $37,940
- GLX-R 4×2 auto dual cab: $41,740
- GLX 4×4 auto single cab: $37,240
- GLX 4×4 manual single cab: $34,990
- GLX 4×4 auto club cab: $40,440
- GLX 4×4 manual club cab: $37,440
- GLX+ 4×4 auto club cab pickup: $43,190
- GLX 4×4 auto dual cab: $41,190
- GLX 4×4 manual dual cab: $38,940
- GLX 4×4 auto dual cab pickup: $42,140
- GLX+ 4×4 auto dual cab pickup: $44,940
- GLX+ 4×4 manual dual cab pickup: $42,690
- GLX-R 4×4 auto dual cab pickup: $45,940
- GLS 4×4 auto dual cab pickup: $49,540
- GLS 4×4 manual dual cab pickup: $47,290
- GSR auto dual cab pickup: $53,240
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