The current-generation Mitsubishi Triton was launched in Australia in February 2024 and since then it's faced a raft of new entries into the hotly contested ute market. Since the latest Triton’s arrival, shopping lists have expanded to include the GWM Cannon…
The Mitsubishi Triton will spawn a second rebadged version for another Japanese brand, with Honda to sell the ute with its own logo. Honda is re-entering the ute market, and it’s leaving on fellow Japanese marque Mitsubishi to help it.
Mitsubishi's Laem Chabang complex in Thailand is theoretically capable of churning out 420,000 vehicles a year. Said industrial estate produced roughly 170,000 vehicles in 2025, which is just around two-fifths of its capacity. Going forward, that empty space will be partly filled by…
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The deal strengthens its collaboration with the Alliance partners. Japanese automaker Honda Motor has agreed to sell Mitsubishi Motors’ Thai-made Triton pickup trucks under its own brand across Southeast Asia, according to reports in Japan citing sources close to the…
Honda will reportedly source a ladder-frame midsize pickup from Mitsubishi, giving the brand its first body-on-frame truck through a rebadged version of the Mitsubishi Triton. The move marks the first OEM partnership between the two automakers. According to Japanese newspaper…
Honda is set to get its first ladder-frame ute, and it will come from Mitsubishi rather than its own engineers. Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun reports Honda will sell a rebadged version of the Mitsubishi Triton in Southeast Asian markets from…
Japanese media report Honda will sell a rebadged Mitsubishi Triton from 2028, a move that adds product outside China as Honda's sales there collapse. Honda will dive into ladder-frame trucks with rebadged version of Mitsubishi Triton pickup, Japanese media report BMW's…
From 2027, Nissan dealers will have two very different utes wearing the Navara badge. One is a Triton-based diesel workhorse built in Thailand. The other is a high-tech Chinese-built plug-in hybrid with more than double the power and an engine chosen…
The Triton is Mitsubishi's global workhorse, a midsize pickup sold across Southeast Asia, Australia, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Japan. Its lineage stretches back to the Forte of the late 1970s, and in many markets it has been sold as the L200, a name that became shorthand for durable, affordable utes and pickups. Built primarily in Thailand, it competes in the same rough-and-tumble market as the Toyota Hilux, Ford Ranger and Isuzu D-Max.
The latest generation, introduced in 2023, brought a new ladder frame, a bigger and stronger body, more powerful diesel engines and a more modern cabin, while keeping Mitsubishi's Super Select four-wheel-drive system. Reviewers have praised its ride and capability, though some find it a step behind the Ranger in refinement. The L200 badge has also returned to Europe after a long absence, a sign of renewed confidence in the truck as the company expands its reach.
The Triton is also becoming an alliance workhorse. Honda has confirmed it will sell its own version, its first body-on-frame pickup, around 2028, under a new agreement with Mitsubishi, while Nissan has explored related trucks of its own. This page follows those partnerships along with Triton reviews, pricing, recalls and sales, plus the Pajero Sport SUV that shares its bones and the revived Pajero that may one day join them.
Mitsubishi's rugged midsize pickup, the L200 of Europe and a Southeast Asian workhorse, now the basis for Honda's first body-on-frame truck.
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