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Mitsubishi Launches New Powerful Triton Model in South Africa

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Mitsubishi Motors has launched a powerful new model in South Africa, enhancing its Triton bakkie range to compete more effectively in the market.

The Triton Bi-Turbo features a turbo diesel engine with power and torque outputs increased to 150kW and 470Nm. This model, priced at R959,990, offers improved acceleration and a host of advanced safety and luxury features.

Mitsubishi Triton Bi-Turbo Launches in South Africa

The new Triton Bi-Turbo has been specifically developed for the South African market, aiming to rival popular models like the Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger. This model boasts a finely tuned four-cylinder engine with a variable geometry turbocharger, enhancing its performance across various driving conditions.

In addition to its powerful engine, the Triton Bi-Turbo is equipped with Mitsubishi’s Super Select II 4WD system, which includes a rear differential lock and seven selectable drive modes. This feature is designed to improve traction and handling, making it suitable for both urban and off-road environments.

South Africa: Key figures on Triton Bi-Turbo

  • 150kW power output
  • 470Nm torque output
  • R959,990 price
  • 135kW/430Nm engine in other models
  • 81kW/200Nm in workhorse variants

Enhanced Features and Safety in the New Model

The Triton Bi-Turbo comes with a range of modern features, including a nine-inch touchscreen and a seven-inch digital driver’s display. It also includes advanced driver aids such as adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning, enhancing both safety and convenience.

Moreover, the mid-tier Triton GLS has received exterior enhancements, modernizing its appearance with blacked-out accents. All models are backed by a five-year/unlimited mileage warranty and a comprehensive service plan.

Next Steps for Mitsubishi Triton

  • Monitor customer feedback on the new model
  • Evaluate sales performance against competitors
  • Consider further enhancements based on market demand

The Mitsubishi Triton Bi-Turbo is set to redefine the bakkie experience in South Africa with its powerful performance and advanced features.

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