2025 Mitsubishi Triton review

The latest addition to the Triton dual-cab ute range is a compelling unit, but it's a strong package held back by a few small quirks.

Unsure of what the buttons in your new dual-cab ute or off-road SUV do? Here's a guide, plus some cautions to watch out for.

The Triton GLS has plenty of bling inside and out, though the calibration of some of its safety systems leave a lasting impression.

Mitsubishi has always focused on solid performance and value from the Triton ute. The new model is solid, but the value equation has changed.

Mitsubishi Australia has high hopes for its Triton ute, led by the tough GSR model. Here's how it stacks up in the real world.

The new Triton is Mitsubishi's most important launch since the Outlander, and the Japanese brand has its sights set on the ute sales podium.

There's a brand new Triton just around the corner. We had the chance to drive pre-production vehicles before it goes on sale early next year.

Why is a macho Triton flagship only arriving now? Think of the Walkinshaw-engineered Triton Xtreme as a toe in the water.

The venerable Mitsubishi Triton remains a front-runner when it comes to off-roading, even in its twilight years.

It's cheaper than an up-spec Ranger or HiLux but pricier than a Chinese or Korean ute. Does that make the Mitsubishi Triton the best compromise?

The Triton is getting long in the tooth, but still has plenty to offer value-oriented buyers unwilling to take the plunge on a Chinese rival.

The GLS variant is the pick of the Triton range, with the best balance between capability and price.

If you want a flashy 4x4 dual-cab ute with all the mod-cons but you don't want to spend over $60,000, the Mitsubishi Triton GSR may interest you.

The GLX-R maintains the Triton's penchant for value. Cost cutting is conspicuous in a few areas, but it’s convincing and well resolved overall.

The Mitsubishi Triton is a quiet achiever on the sales charts compared to the Ranger and HiLux, offering equivalent capability for a lot less money.

There might be a bit of a drop from the sales numbers of the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux down to those of the Mitsubishi Triton but there’s also a bit of drop in price. Is Australia’s third best-selling ute actually the best option for you?